@noindent
in the directory containing the file. This will upgrade
-@code{myfile.ly} in-place and preserve the original file in
-@code{myfile.ly~}.
+@file{myfile@/.ly} in-place and preserve the original file in
+@file{myfile@/.ly@/~}.
@warning{@command{convert-ly} always converts up to the last
syntax change handled by it. This means that the @code{\version}
If the simple @command{convert-ly -e *.ly} command fails because the
expanded command line becomes too long, the @command{convert-ly}
command may be placed in a loop instead. This example for UNIX
-will upgrade all @code{.ly} files in the current directory
+will upgrade all @file{@/.ly} files in the current directory
@example
for f in *.ly; do convert-ly -e $f; done;