Re: emacs lilypond-mode

[Thomas]

Hallo,
thanks to everybody for the help...I now compile the .lytex file on the 
command line with lilypond-book (that works) and then use the resulting .tex 
file in emacs ... not perfect, but finally I can start working with 
latex/lilypond...
BTW ... I found a way to participate in this mailinglist using 
outlook-express as a newsreader, see the helpful article below . But only 
one out of three of my postings comes through ... they seem to have a tough 
spam-filter at gmane...
cheers
thomas

GMane: read mailing lists via news readers
this is a great find via the win-tech off topic mailing list:
subscribe to mailing lists - from your newsreader!
how? www.gmane.org   allows subscribing to a mailing list but instead of 
getting it by email - you get it via any NNTP reader. This is cool because 
now Instead of getting the win-tech-off-topic as emails in outlook I can 
read it through outlook express or 40tude dialog (my favorite news agent) 
using the address:
I use the gmane news server: news.gmane.org
then I subscribe to the group: gmane.comp.windows.off-topic
also - for the Nunit developers mailing list: 
gmane.comp.windows.dotnet.nunit.deve

do you want a mailing list that is not there? simply add it to gmane and 
subscribe to it via news reader. very cool. very nice.


"Henning Plumeyer" <address@hidden> schrieb im Newsbeitrag 
news:address@hidden
> Am 30.05.2009, 00:05 Uhr, schrieb Graham Percival 
> <address@hidden>:
>
>>>     lilypond-book "c:/Dokumente und Einstellungen/work/latex projekte/
>>>     jazzguitar/lbooktest1".tely
>>
>> Umm, doesn't lilypond still die on directories with spaces on
>> windows?
>
> No, it doesn't.
>
> But the quotes before the .tely look funny. Perhaps they should be after 
> it.
> Maybe lilypond-book has problems with that.
>
> Lilypond has not:
>
> lilypond.exe "I:\Notensatz\Bremen2009-05\dir 1\Danket dem Herrn".ly
>
> works.
>
>
> Henning