I don't know the reason why my Outlook Express encoded oddly.
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> No, that only works for supported fonts.
I didn't know that. Sorry, I didn't read all the manuals.
> \property Score.BarNumber \override #'font-magnification = #0.71
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> No, that only works for supported fonts.
I didn't know that. Sorry, I didn't read all the manuals.
> \property Score.BarNumber \override #'font-magnification = #0.71
After appending that statement, the problem was solved.
> Have you installed the pgml8r font yourself? It doesn't come wit
"ChoongHwan Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd like to change font-name for bar number, so I overrided it. In
Note that by selecting font-name, you're circumventing lilypond's font
table.
> But, after doing that, font size is not suitable. Its size is as
> large as that for composer.
> To c
I think encoding type was wrong in my original message. So, I'm resending this
message...
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Hello,
I'd like to change font-name for bar number, so I overrided it. But, after doing that,
font size is not suitable. Its si
Hello,
I'd like to change font-name for bar number, so I overrided it. But, after doing that,
font size is not suitable. Its size is as large as that for composer.
To correct the size, I also overrided font-relative-size, but it didn't work.
Some fraction of my code is,
\score {
\conte
