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Re: Having scandinavic letters in headers
From: |
Heikki . Pollari |
Subject: |
Re: Having scandinavic letters in headers |
Date: |
Tue, 26 Nov 2002 12:30:37 +0200 |
Hallo!
Thank you of your prompt answer.
Actually you didn't asnwer to my question, but I found the answer from one of
the example
files.
In the header files I have to write three backslashes before the letter, for
example
"M\\\"ott\\\"onen" instead of "M\"ott\"onen". I don't know if this comes from
the latex
notation or where.
best rgds,
Heikki Pollari
Hans Forbrich <address@hidden>
25.11.2002 16:59
To: Heikki Pollari/FIDRI/address@hidden
cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: Having scandinavic letters in headers
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Most of the music I write is using the German umlaut characters in the heading
and
the lyrics.
Right now I use Cygwin (currently 1.6.5, but I also did this in 4.x), and I
tend to
use Windows Notepad or Wordpad for basic editing. The workaround I've created
for
myself is to create a comment towards the top of the file with all the
characters
(created easily in MS Word), and then I copy and paste the specific character
directly while editing the file. Cumbersome, not elegant, but workable.
/Hans
address@hidden wrote:
> Hallo!
>
> Lilypond version 1.4.12.jcn5.
> Is there any possibility to write the right song names and song writer names
> like
> "Möttönen" in the the headers?
> Even if I use notation 'M\"ott\"onen' it doesn't print right.
>
> Best rgds,
>
> Heikki Pollari
>
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