Hello everyone,
at the risk of exposing myself as a heretic in TeX-related circles
<grin>, I hereby confess to an implacable loathing of the Computer
Modern fonts. I'd like nothing better than to set things up in such a
way that Palatino becomes the default font for everything my
implementation of TeX does. (It's MikTeX, if that makes any
difference.)
The question is how to go about it, if it's possible. My understanding
of fonts in TeX doesn't go beyond statements such as \font\pal = pplr,
though I recently made some extensive use of that one in a personal
styles file with the result that I now have custom commands for
several varieties of Palatino in several different sizes all ready to
invoke. But is there a way to get TeX -- and most especially MusiXTeX
-- to default to ten-point Palatino rather than CM? And how would one
get, say, M-Tx to produce headings etc. in a font other than CM?
Thanks in advance for any help
Eva
--
"Bach ist der Vater, wir sind die Buben. Wer von uns
was Rechtes kann, hat's von ihm gelernt."
-- W.A.Mozart
