Dieter--
Vertical spacing is very tricky to control. I'm guessing from what you wrote
that you did not use M-Tx. Dirk did build some stuff into M-Tx to deal with
this but I've never taken the time to understand it. I've also put some stuff
into PMX, some documented (Ae) and some not (but in
2015-02-08 20:22 GMT+02:00 Don Simons dsim...@roadrunner.com:
Dirk did build some stuff into M-Tx to deal with this
The two commands in mtx.tex used for this purpose are:
\def\mtxInterInstrument#1#2{\setinterinstrument{#1}{#2\Interligne}}
\def\mtxStaffBottom#1{\staffbotmarg #1\Interligne}
Hi PMXperts,
if you have time, please have a look at the attachment, which I produced
with PMX and MusixLyr.
It doesnot look too bad, but I would like to put a bit more space
between staves for the verses
and less space, when there are no verses, and hopefully preserve the
two-page layout.
I suppose you use 4 instruments
You may change the space between the staffs by using ie.
AI.8
Then the space above instrument 1 and 3 must be larger:
\\setinterinstrument1{5\Interligne}\
\\setinterinstrument3{5\Interligne}\
You may try to make space above intrument 2 smaller(negatieve number is
Andre and Dirk's suggestions will probably work. But before I installed the
Ae option in PMX, whenever I tried these sorts of adjustments I would very
often have problems with systems spilling over onto an extra page. I wanted
Dieter to send me his source, first to confirm my suspicion that he had
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