Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> When I want to print a piece of music in A5 size,
> two pages on each A4-paper, I typeset it as usual
> in A4 size and than use 'psnup -2 file.ps' on the
> Postscript. Of course, the pstops command is much
> more general, but I've never managed to understand
> all the opti
THanks, that looks complex but promising.
Cheers,
Laurie
On Sat, 7 Sep 2002, Marco Caliari wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I think the simplest way to produce a5 paper music with Lilypond is:
>
> include \paper{papersize="a4" orientation="landscape"} at the beginning of
> your own file (say enea.ly);
>
Hi.
I think the simplest way to produce a5 paper music with Lilypond is:
include \paper{papersize="a4" orientation="landscape"} at the beginning of
your own file (say enea.ly);
include \paper{linewidth=280.0\mm} at the end of the score
ly2dvi
(view with xdvi -paper a4r enea.dvi)
dvips -ta4
