On Tue, 2 Oct 2001, Bernhard Lang wrote:
>
> The second message tells me that either a TeX format file is missing or
> the one you use is in a wrong binary format. Try to musixtex your file
> without the musixtex format file by inserting the line '\input musixtex'
> into your musixtex source and texing it directly ('virtex <your file>').
> If that works you should (re-) generate your format file by typing on the
> shell prompt 'initex musixtex.ins'.
>
I would like to re-iterate a good recommendation of Werner Icking
(independent of the operation system):
Do not use a musixtex format, but use plain TeX and \input musixtex
and those macro sets that are required for typesetting the piece
one works on.
On modern computer there is no measurable change in speed.
Some musixtex.ins load all musix macro sets, even for the
one for compatibility with musictex. We had in the past several
cases where this caused problems.
Christof
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