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| From: | Trent Johnston |
| Subject: | Re: lilypond-user Digest, Vol 38, Issue 17 |
| Date: | Tue, 17 Jan 2006 13:41:38 +1100 |
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Hello,
I've also found that
using Word or Open Office Word is good for entering lyrics. I enter the lyrics
in whole words in to the word processor which allows easy entry of accented
characters and also gives the better typographical apostrophes and quotes
automatically. This can all be spelled checked (in different languages as well
if you have the dictionaries installed.) I then paste it back into the editor
I'm using Kate - Linx / Jedit Windows.
One thing I have found with Jedit is that if
you have other Java programs running / or websites using Java then Jedit can
perform sometimes strangely.
Personally I think that the editor you use is
subjective -- what you feel comfortable with. Providing users
with series of ready to run templates (a whole series of them can be
generated quite easily with Jedit -- which is the main reason I use that editor)
out of the box, so to speak, would be of more assistance allowing users to enter
music right away without wrestling with the manual.
Trent
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