On Tue, 4 Jun 2002, Don Parrish-Bell wrote: > ---Actually I was referring to the horizontal spacing for each measure. Even in PDF > format, the sheet music seems a bit cramped when you print it out. I suppose what >I'm > really after, then, is a formating tool with "preferences" I can tinker with.
Well these are the "preferences" currently supported by abcm2ps: barsperstaff 0 botmargin 1.00cm composerfont Times-Italic 11.0 composerspace 0.20cm continueall no encoding ASCII exprabove no exprbelow no footer freegchord no flatbeams no gchordfont Helvetica 12.0 graceslurs yes indent 0.00cm infofont Times-Italic 11.0 infoline no infospace 0.00cm landscape no leftmargin 1.78cm lineskipfac 1.10 maxshrink 0.65 measurebox no measurefirst measurenb -1 musiconly no musicspace 0.20cm oneperpage no pageheight 27.94cm pagewidth 21.59cm parskipfac 0.40 partsfont Times-Roman 15.0 partsspace 0.30cm printtempo yes rightmargin 1.78cm scale 0.75 squarebreve no staffsep 1.62cm staffwidth 18.03cm straightflags no stretchlast no stretchstaff yes subtitlefont Times-Roman 12.0 subtitlespace 0.10cm sysstaffsep 1.20cm tempofont Times-Bold 15.0 textfont Times-Roman 12.0 textspace 0.50cm titlecaps no titlefont Times-Roman 15.0 titleleft no titlespace 0.20cm topmargin 1.00cm topspace 0.80cm vocalabove no vocalfont Times-Bold 13.0 vocalspace 0.81cm withxrefs no wordsfont Times-Roman 12.0 wordsspace 0.00cm writehistory no That's enough for me... > --- I believe that abc2ps is what is running "underneath" my browser to put the sheet > music up on the screen. Which site is you referring to? > --- Acrobat allows you to scale a PDF file in the overall sense (height and width), >but > that's about all it can do with it. As far as I know, there isn't anything that >allows > you to edit a PDF file. Nope (I'm starting to get the feeling you maybe visited my site...). If you want to change stuff you chould grab the abc-file. -- love, peace & harmony Atte To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
