Take a look at the example mutopia/J.S.Bach/pa.ly.
The only thing you have to specify is the linewidth
and the orientation. ly2dvi should figure out the
rest by itself. If you run ly2dvi with the flag -P,
it should even figure out to use dvips with-t landscape.
/Mats
> Hello!
>
> I tried to produce LilyPond output in landscape mode:
>
> \include "paper16.ly"
>
> .....
>
> \score {
> ....
> \paper {
> linewidth = 250.0 \mm;
> textheight = 210.0 \mm;
> hsize = 280.0 \mm;
> vsize = 220.0 \mm;
> orientation = landscape;
> }
> }
>
> But if I look at the result of "ly2dvi":
>
> xdvi -paper 28x22 <file>.dvi
>
> The left margin is too small. I can't see the clefs at the left.
> The same happens with PS file. Althought I used the dvips-option:
>
> dvips -t landscape ...
>
> If I try it step by step:
> lilypond <file>.ly
> tex <file>.tex
>
> The linewidth is apparently 250.0 mm and the left margin is
> correct. But the textheight is completely ignored.
>
> Could anybody help me? Perhaps I have to use a different
> "\include".(?)
>
> --
> J.Anders, Chemnitz, GERMANY ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
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