OK, so that's how they have solved it in the installation!
That's fina and then there's no need for the lilypond-profile.
The problem is probably that you have the new teTeX 3.0,
which is more strict regarding the placement of files than
earlier versions. LilyPond was updated correspondingly in ver
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
I don't know any details about the SuSE 9.3 system or the
corresponding LilyPond package, but on many systems, the
lilypond package will install a file called lilypond-profile
or lilypond-profile.sh or lilypond.sh or something similar in
/etc/profile.d/, which means that it is
I don't know any details about the SuSE 9.3 system or the
corresponding LilyPond package, but on many systems, the
lilypond package will install a file called lilypond-profile
or lilypond-profile.sh or lilypond.sh or something similar in
/etc/profile.d/, which means that it is sourced automatically
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> Everything should be included in the lilypond package you use.
> These Type1 font file are probably installed in
> /usr/share/lilypond/2.4.4/fonts/type1/
ls there return:
feta11.pfa feta-braces-d.pfa feta-din8.pfa Fontmap.lily
feta13.pfa feta-braces-e.p
Everything should be included in the lilypond package you use.
These Type1 font file are probably installed in
/usr/share/lilypond/2.4.4/fonts/type1/
What value of LOCAL_LILYPOND_DATADIR is reported if you run
lilypond --verbose --help ?
Also, what does
printenv TEXMF
return?
/Mats
Bo Herlin wro
nope, no feta20.pfa, this is what is says
(my testfile is called direct.ly):
Invoking `dvips -t "a4" -u+ec-mftrace.map -u+lilypond.map -Ppdf
direct'...
This is dvips(k) 5.95a Copyright 2005 Radical Eye Software
(www.radicaleye.com)
' TeX output 2005.04.28:0757' -> direct.ps
kpathsea: Running m
Run lilypond with the additional flag --verbose to verify that
it uses the correct vector fonts. Towards the end of the printouts,
you should see something like
Invoking `dvips -t "a4" -u+ec-mftrace.map -u+lilypond.map -Ppdf
testfile'...
This is dvips(k) 5.95a Copyright 2005 Radical Eye Softwar
To increase resolution you can do
ps2png -R 300
for 300 dpi. Or set it to something higher.
Bo Herlin wrote:
Yes, the \layout did it. Very useful.
But how can I get better resolution? --preview is just... preview
Can i get the hi-res version without the page?
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Insert
\layout{
Im running lilypond 2.4.4 on SuSE 9.3 installed from the SuSE 9.3 DVD.
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
What LilyPond version? What system? How did you install it,
from a precompiled package or by compiling it yourself?
All reasonably recent versions of LilyPond use vector fonts
(Type1 fonts) in the PS files,
What LilyPond version? What system? How did you install it,
from a precompiled package or by compiling it yourself?
All reasonably recent versions of LilyPond use vector fonts
(Type1 fonts) in the PS files, not bitmapped fonts like *.660pk.
/Mats
Bo Herlin wrote:
Ok, problems solved:
1. first i
Ok, problems solved:
1. first i did
lilypond --preview myfile.ly
with \layout{ raggedright = ##t } at the top in myfile.ly
2. then i did
dvips myfile.dvi
which created the feta20.600pk file
3. then i did
lilypond --preview --png myfile.ly
and i got my myfile.preview.png file with better resolution
By some magic i just got it with better resolution.
I think it was after i tried dvips and this packed-font-file was created
and then run lilypond --preview again. I have no clue yet.
Stan Mulder wrote:
In addition to the other suggestions, if you are on Linux/Unix, after
using the --preview com
Why not use the --png flag of lilypond?
lilypond --preview --png myfile.ly
However, if you are not happy with the resolution of the PNG file,
then you can follow Stan's recommendation and use
ps2png -h
to learn how to change the resolution.
/Mats
Stan Mulder wrote:
In addition to the other sugges
Yes, the \layout did it. Very useful.
But how can I get better resolution? --preview is just... preview
Can i get the hi-res version without the page?
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Insert
\layout{ raggedright = ##t }
in your file if you dont want your notes spread out over the
full line width.
/Mats
Bo
yepp, ps2png works fine, but the resolution is lo when i use --preview.
Any suggestion on how to enhance this?
Stan Mulder wrote:
In addition to the other suggestions, if you are on Linux/Unix, after
using the --preview command you can convert the eps file to an image with:
ps2png
Mats Bengtsson
In addition to the other suggestions, if you are on Linux/Unix, after
using the --preview command you can convert the eps file to an image with:
ps2png
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Insert
\layout{ raggedright = ##t }
in your file if you dont want your notes spread out over the
full line width.
/Mats
Insert
\layout{ raggedright = ##t }
in your file if you dont want your notes spread out over the
full line width.
/Mats
Bo Herlin wrote:
Yes, but I was hoping for a "shorter" picture of the measure for
something as short as { c' d' e' f' } which results in a 627x41 pixel
image, when it could b
Yes, but I was hoping for a "shorter" picture of the measure for
something as short as { c' d' e' f' } which results in a 627x41 pixel
image, when it could be something like 250x41.
Maurizio Tomasi wrote:
Bo Herlin wrote:
Hi
I am wondering if someone can help me figuring out how i can get a
sma
Bo Herlin wrote:
Hi
I am wondering if someone can help me figuring out how i can get a small
png or eps picture out of a small phrase of say 4 notes? I dont want a
whole page or anything, just the bar with the notes. Is it possible?
Thanks in advance
/Bo
Hi
I am wondering if someone can help me figuring out how i can get a small
png or eps picture out of a small phrase of say 4 notes? I dont want a
whole page or anything, just the bar with the notes. Is it possible?
Thanks in advance
/Bo
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