Re: lilypond-book setup for windows

[Hajo Dezelski]

I was afraid of that - back to square one -

In the early 90s I had a quarrel with my former boss who wanted to
force me to TeX and later LaTex and I, working on a Mac, was a vivid
Wysiwyg advocator. I won.

Now - I have yet not decided which output would be appropriate (pdf or
html) so I will give it a try with Latex and WinEdt. Is there a
"stylesheet" for the Lilypond Documentationproject which I can use as
a starting point without the need to invent my own proper layout?

@Carl: I am still switching between Mac and Windows (jEdit). What kind
of system are you actually using on your Mac?

Hajo

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On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 3:05 AM, Andrew Hawryluk <address@hidden> wrote:
> On Thu, Mar 26, 2009 at 11:13 AM, Hajo Dezelski <address@hidden> wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> now, that I have all relevant scores coded with lilypond I want to put
>> together all my notes in an analytical, didatical orientated "book"
>> with scores and a lot of referential incipts, themes, excerpts etc.
>> And the only way I can do this in a timely manner seems to be with
>> lilypond-book.
>>
>> Until now I gathered all my notes etc. in a personal-wiki, but this
>> concept of a "Zettelkasten" (slip box?) is not working for a
>> structured approach for learning material. I have to do that step by
>> step.
>>
>> Until now I have not worked with Latex, Tex, Docbook...  So my question:
>>
>> Are there recommondations for an integrated editorial environment
>> using lilypond-book on a windows machine which is easy to use ? I know
>> I have to learn some coding  but I dont want to dig the next year into
>> the internals of TEX to layout a text properly.
>>
>> I like the clear format of the lilypond-documentation. Would that be a
>> starting point and when yes: How could this be done without using
>> dreamweaver ;-)
>>
>> As always thanks in advance for your time and help
>>
>> Hajo
>>
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>>
>>
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>
> Ha, I was half way through writing this when Carl answered, but I'll
> still send it.
>
> What final output do you want? If you want publication-quality PDF
> output, LaTeX is your best bet (http://miktex.org/ for windows), and
> there are several editors that could be helpful:
> http://www.texniccenter.org/
> http://www.winedt.com/
> http://www.xm1math.net/texmaker/
> http://www.latexeditor.org/
>
> The LilyPond documentation is written in texinfo, which is processed
> to produce both the PDF and HTML versions.
>
> On the other hand, writing in plain HTML is a reasonable option if you
> only want web output.
>
> Andrew
>