Mats Bengtsson wrote:
The basic idea is that \paper{...} should contain settings that relate to the paper layout of the full document. Similarly \layout{...} should contain settings for score layout, which could be changed from score to score within the same document. For example, leftmargin is a typical paper variable whereas betweensystemspace is a typical layout variable.
As far as I know, a \layout{...} block can be placed either on the top level or within a \score{...}. In the former case, it applies to all subsequent \score{...} blocks whereas it only applies to the current score in the latter case.
As an exception, I think that if you only have one \layout{...} section on the top level, then it applies to all \score sections, not only to those that appear later in the file.
So, something like
\score { \STUFF }%end score \score { \STUFF \layout{betweensystemspace = 2.50\in} }%end score should probably work.
If that isn't in the manual it should be.
Paul Scott
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