I have found out that
K:G clef=bass
gives me a bass clef, but how can I indicate that notes should be
lowered one octave?
In other words: I want to write ABCD instead of A,B,C,D,
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Kristian Noergaard, Denmark
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I've already converted them to postscript, thanks PfaEdit.
I tried to replace the fonts used in the source code of Abcm2ps,
for getting 2 different binaries. As explained on my site, the
exported fonts (by PfaEdit) where different in the definition from
the postscript code used in Abcm2ps
JF
yes, this manual is nice. I've d/l the italian manual when it was
released and couldn't understand all in it, but I got the
impression at least it was well done and well detailed. The
english version confirm that, even if I haven't studied all in
depth (since I already know how to use most of
Kristian Nørgaard wrote:
I'm new to abc and have just installed abc-mode for emacs under linux.
How can I avoid that gv opens a new window each time I want to preview
my abc-file? I just want the allready opened window to be updated.
Use the 'Redisplay' button in gv instead of invoking the preview
On Sat, Mar 08, 2003 at 02:44:34PM +0100, Bert Van Vreckem wrote:
Kristian Nørgaard wrote:
I'm new to abc and have just installed abc-mode for emacs under linux.
How can I avoid that gv opens a new window each time I want to preview
my abc-file? I just want the allready opened window to be
Use the 'Redisplay' button in gv instead of invoking the preview
function from within Emacs.
Or even easier, set the watch flag in gv (under the State button).
Then gv will automatically refresh when the .ps file changes.
But can I update the .ps file from within emacs?
Or do I need to
M:4/4
L:1/8
| DC-CD EF GD |
this will of course connect the two C's together with a tie - but also
connect the DCCD with a common beam!
Can I avoid this?
That is, can I have a beam for DC and another for CD?
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On Sat, Mar 08, 2003 at 09:20:05PM +0100, Kristian Nørgaard wrote:
Use the 'Redisplay' button in gv instead of invoking the preview
function from within Emacs.
Or even easier, set the watch flag in gv (under the State button).
Then gv will automatically refresh when the .ps file
M:4/4
L:1/8
| DC-CD EF GD |
this will of course connect the two C's together with a tie - but also
connect the DCCD with a common beam!
Can I avoid this?
That is, can I have a beam for DC and another for CD?
Of course - just break the beam with a space:
| DC- CD EF GD |
(but not | DC -CD EF GD
I've tried the new feature of Abcm2ps, for including eps files.
The eps provided in the source is very clean, so there is no pb
with it.
I created one with a vectorial application, but when I imported it
it didn't work :
the first time there was a buffer overflow (I recompiled it with a
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