>|The headers have changed because I commented out the
>|following lines in musixtmr.tex:
>|
>|\ifx\pmxversion\undefined\relax\else
>| \font\Bigfont=ptmr7t scaled \magstep2
>| \font\BIGfont=ptmr7t scaled \magstep4
>|
>|Hiroaki had inserted those lines because pmx.tex re-defines
>|\Bigfont and \BIGfont as follows:
>|
>|\font\BIGfont=\fontid bx10 scaled\magstep4
>|\font\Bigfont=\fontid bx10 scaled\magstep2
>|
>|which doesn't allow for non-Computer Modern fonts.
>|
>|The right approach is
>|
>|\def\BIGfont{\twtybf}
>|\def\Bigfont{\frtbf}
>|
>|which will work with musixtmr, musixplt, musixhv etc. You can
>|add
>|
>|%%\def\BIGfont{\twtybf}
>|%%\def\Bigfont{\frtbf}
>|
>|in your preambles.
An even better approach would be to delete the
re-definitions of \BIGfont and \Bigfont in pmx.tex and use
\bigtype and \Bigtype for headings. I've asked Don to do
that.
>|It seems the umlaut issue arises because I changed ptmr7t
>|to ptmr8r, thinking this would enable accented glyphs
>|like ü. But it seems that's incorrect because the effect
>|is to disable traditional commands like \". I'm working
>|on this.
I now have a solution, thanks to David Carlisle. It involves
re-defining accented characters such as \"u for T1-encoded
fonts. This is most easily implemented by using t1enc.def
which is what LaTeX uses. I'll prepare a new musixtex
distribution with revised musixtmr, musixplt and musixhv
files.
In the meantime, you'll have to replace \"u by ü and
similarly for other umlauts or revert to an
old version of musixtmr.tex. Sorry.
Thanks for reporting the problems.
Bob T.
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