Thank you; I'm aware that the manual says it can be redefined. My
issue is HOW to redefine it, since my attempts are not working.
I copied the \eightit font definition from musixtex.tex and altered it
to define a six-point font: \font\sixit=\fontid ti0600. This does
work... when I'm not trying to use it to redefine \txt.
However, the moment I try saying \def\txt{\sixit 3}, all hell breaks
loose in my test document. What am I doing wrong?
On Wednesday, January 6, 2016 at 7:24:36 PM, [email protected] wrote:
>>|How do I go about doing this without breaking anything? I would like
>>|the triolet number to be typeset in six-point font size rather than
>>|eight-point, and to that end I tried to define \sixit on the analogy
>>|of \eightit (i.e. \font\sixit=\fontid ti0600). This works, but
>>|subsequently redefining \txt in terms of \sixit (i.e.
>>|\def\txt{\sixit3}) causes problems with \triolet.
> From musixdoc.pdf:
> The macro \txt contains a default number ... and is
> initially defined as \def\txt{3}. ... The font used is
> \txtfont which is by default \eightit (in normal music
> size) but may be re-defined.
> Bob T.
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