@iftex
\internalpagesizes{46\baselineskip}{6in}{-.25in}{-.25in}{\bindingoffset}{36pt}%
@end iftex
I'm not sure it will work to do it in the document, you may have to
modify texinfo.tex. In any case, you could try this:
@tex
\globaldefs = 1
\internalpagesizes{46\baselineskip}{6in}{-.25in}{-.25in}{\bindingoffset}{36pt}%
@end iftex
Oh, I just realized the 46\baselineskip will have to be increased too.
Probably to 10in?
I don't know how it could have arranged to rewrite itself onto autogen.texi.
Too obvious. :-) I tried searching down the /usr/share tree for
'texinfo.*' files:
Well, if all you're doing is running TeX, it would be findable by simply
seeing which texinfo.tex is read and then putting a \tracingall at the
beginning of it (for example). In any case, you probably don't care.
I think we're talking _preferences_
I don't disagree.
my preference would never be for
a 1-1/4" left margin and a 1/4" right margin. ;-)
Indeed. That isn't what happens by default, either.
As such, it is very nice to have a little more control
of the hard copy output.
You can control anything you want by modifying texinfo.tex. If I start
down the path of adding Texinfo commands for physical formatting, I'll
end up with LaTeX, and I don't want to do that.
For the time being, the master copy is in texinfo format, tho
it will change to docbook
Even more of a reason not to worry about physical formatting now, since
all the work will be thrown away :).
Worry about the content :).
k
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