Whenever a PMX/TeX issue crops up on the list, it seldom seems to be
an M-Tx issue too :-) because M-Tx has its own mtx.tex file for inline
TeX. There is nothing mystical and "M-Tx only" about mtx.tex. It's
just a collection of macros useful when one is coding in PMX. Some of
them I borrowed from
"Matthias Holländer" wrote
> So here comes the "two pieces of music in one document" thing.
>...
> With the help of Andres code -- thank you for that -- I can, in my view,
> significantly improve the procedure to:
>
> ==
>...
>
"Matthias Holländer" wrote
>...
> Quoting Don:
> >I can help you most effectively if you could provide a .pmx file that is as
> close to as possible to what you finally want, and then clearly explain what
> you’d >like to change from that.
> I will try to explain myself better. I wanted to know,
Quoting Don Simons:
>I’m happy to address your issue, and I suspect it can be solved without
>changing the code, but I’m not clear on exactly what it is. For example, you
>say you want >to put “two pieces of music on the same page” but your example
>file only has one piece of music. You also
This is an example for 2 pieces on 1 page, using inline tex:
- a macro \Song#1#2#3 is defined (hight of title, title, componist)
- i only use Ae when de music does not fit on 1 page
- i use AI.8 to get de systems more narrow
- L4M+16 for define a space between the 2 pieces
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IF typesetting music with lyrics is your major concern,
I recommend to use PMX together with the package "musixlyr" (by
RainerDunker).
Sample in the attachment.
Regards,
Dieter
Am 29.04.2018 um 10:23 schrieb Dirk Laurie:
2018-04-28 21:34 GMT+02:00 "Matthias
Dear all!
When using the Ae option for making vertical inter-sytem space equal between all systems in PMX, is there a possibility to scale this vertical space still globally? I wanted to get two pieces of music on the same A4 page and therefore wanted to reduce the space, determined by Ae, a
On 2018-04-28 21:34, "Matthias Holländer" wrote:
Hello everyone,
There is another detail on the WIMA website that made me grin quite
a few times and I can't help mentioning it here: On the front page
you state one would need Adobe Acrobat Reader in order to be able to
open pdf-files. I always
@Dirk Laurie: Thanks for the additional information! I actually didn't know so
far that in netsoos.pmx it's done like this, as producing it did work the first
time for me yesterday evening. I ended up with the native PMX lyrics system.
But it's very good to know that the more complicated inline
2018-04-28 21:34 GMT+02:00 "Matthias Holländer" :
> However, I started using MusiXTeX and PMX in the meantime and did have quite
> a hard time finding appropriate PMX example files for my particular needs.
> E.g. the first example I became aware of that would be with
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