Thanks to Andre.
I got the wanted result with "\\setinterinstrument1{11\Interligne}"
REgards,
Dieter
Am 20.10.2014 08:45, schrieb Andre Van Ryckeghem:
Dear all, this is what i use for changing space between staffs for
lyrics. The real space depends of the global def: ie AI0.9
For 1 staff, or for under the lowest instrument, use ie.
\\staffbotmarg=2\Interligne\
Between the instruments ie. above instrument 1:
\\setinterinstrument1{3\Interligne}\
Changing spaces between staffs, redefine interstaff, ie:
\\let\interstaffsav\interstaff\def\interstaff#1{}\interstaffsav{14}\
As an example of landscape format, this is what i use for the oblan
format:
w281m h205m
\\special{papersize=320mm,240mm}\voffset=-12mm\hoffset=0mm\
Andre
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- From: Dieter
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2014 9:08 PM
To: Werner Icking Music Archive
Subject: Re: [Tex-music] How can I switch PMX to landscape paper format?
Hi Don, thanks for your rapid reply.
on a WIndows/miktex installation it works perfectly as you suggested
putting the "w" and "h" command in PMX and setting the "-tlandscape"
option in the call to DVIPS.
However I do have another problem. I have a choir example with two
staves and 5 verses (typeset with Musixlyr) between the staves. And I
need more space between the staves.
I was not successful to resolve the problem with the PMX option AI[x] .
I know I must do something to the interinstrument distance, but I am not
so familiar with MusixTeX.
Thanks and kind regards
Dieter
Am 18.10.2014 19:56, schrieb Don Simons:
Within PMX it's pretty easy. Right after the setup data, just set the
width
and height of the printed area with built-in PMX commands. For
example, for
U.S. lettersize with 1/2 in margins, right after the setup data put
w10i
h7.5i
>From that point forward, it's probably system dependent. For myself,
>under
Windows 7, in my test I found that no changes were needed when
running TeX.
For dvips, I used
dvips -tlandscape file.dvi
I can't say whether you'd need a different option for European size
paper.
Also, you might want to tweak the vertical and horizontal position of
the
postscript output with dvips command line options like
-o0.25in,-0.22in; I
didn't mess with that in my test and the postscript output looks
slightly
low and to the left of center.
When I converted the .ps to .pdf using convert in
gsview32/ghostscript, and
opened the result in Acrobat, it looked OK, the same as the .ps
I also found reference to a postscript special which might provide an
alternate approach, but didn't experiment with it. You could enter the
special via type 4 inline TeX at the top of the PMX file:
---
\special{papersize=11in,8.5in}%
---
but from then on you're on your own.
--Don Simons
-----Original Message-----
From: TeX-Music [mailto:tex-music-boun...@tug.org] On Behalf Of Dieter
Sent: Saturday, October 18, 2014 6:01 AM
To: Werner Icking Music Archive
Subject: [Tex-music] How can I switch PMX to landscape paper format?
Hi,
could anybody please tell me, how to influence the paper format when
typesetting music with PMX?
Thanks and regards,
Dieter
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