> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Stefan Haller)
> Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 10:01:35 +0100
>
> Daniel Taupin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > There is no \tinymusicsize in MusiXTeX.
>
> Yes, I noticed this. I was hoping that someone (preferably you) would
> have a look at my attempt to add this to MusiXTeX, and comment on
> whether it makes sense. I think it would be a useful addition.
What should it be good for? \smallmusicsize is already hard to play
or hard to read. \tinynotesize (13pt) is used for typesetting ornaments
with \normalmusicsize, \tinynotesize (11pt) with \smallmusicsize.
If you introduce \tinymusicsize you need a \tinynotesize for this
size of music. Do you think that an 8pt music font is readable?
If you want reduced output e.g. for pocket-scores you may do the
reduction when displaying or printing the dvi-file. E.g. with emTeX
you may use the parameter file @2a4_a4.cnf which reduces two A4-pages
onto one A4 sheet with +magnification:*707 [*]. The neccessary fonts
are then computed.
-- Werner
[*] I print musixdoc.dvi with emtex using the parameters:
@2a4_a4.cnf +p.t.m=0.707in +p.l.m=0.707in /fz:+465 +sec.s=32 +d.s:s
| | | | | double-sided
| | | | section-size 32 sheets
| | | font-sizes ...,465 (rounding problem)
| page-top-margin, page-left-margin 0.707 in (instead of 1 in)
emTeX suplied parameter file.
