>|I'm trying to use m-tx to add a couple of pieces of >|music material into a book. I will most probably be >|doing it by inserting PDFs as floats in the TeX source >|(the requirements of the main source TeX file and chosen >|packages don't play nice with pmx), but I want to get the >|PDFs right, i.e. the width of the score should match the >|page layout and the font in the music score should be the >|same as it is in the rest of the book.
Then you should be using TeX commands to get the PDFs right and importing the PDFs as graphics. I don't know what the Score environment is for. >|(BTW: I'm also using GregorioTeX, which integrates nicely >|with the existing TeX source without any problem.) I see no evidence of that in your example. AFAIK gregoriotex needs lualatex and has has nothing to do with musixtex. >|Also: The whole thing uses both the slovak and latin >|languages. I tried to typeset a single piece - a simple >|song in slovak. The source is in 312a.mtx. I can get a >|PDF out of it using the terminal (musixtex 312a.mtx), and >|apart from wrong rendering of some unicode letters in the >|text, the score looks fine. Perhaps someone with experience using TeX with Eastern European languages could advise you. >|I then tried to integrate this with certain pieces of the >|main book preamble, in order to get the correct width and >|font. To get the correct width, use TeX commands; see Section 14.2 of musixdoc.pdf. Or use the options for \includegraphicx to scale the imported PDF. CormorantGaramond.sty supports latex, pdflatex, xelatex and lualatex, but not plain TeX. Bob T. ------------------------------- [email protected] mailing list If you want to unsubscribe or look at the archives, go to http://tug.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
