Thanks Tracy
the examples are very useful, at least to me. I'll be studying them
and incorporating ideas into my booklets.
Our chapel has many booklets produced using Opustex. When they need
revising, somehow I feel like using the original system but want to
translate them to Gregorio.
I've had a few problems mainly due to my lack of expertise in Latex or
its variations. Your examples will help me on the learning curve.
Teresa Clark
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"I will now appeal to the artist that is within every one of us. Art,
as you know, is the right way of making a good thing. There is no
right way of making a bad things. Not only something, but make
something-a cup of tea, a boiled egg, a hatpeg (from a fallen branch),
a chair!" -Vincent McNabb
A few weeks ago I made some small example files showing simple ways to
change GregorioTeX parameters. If they might be useful, they're online
here: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/48899/pages/someGregorioexamples.html
Hope that helps,
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Tracy
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