trim down of a larger
standard? Any help appreciated.
The German Wikipedia page on paper formats includes an (unsourced) table
of musical score paper sizes.
<http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Papierformat#Notendruck>
According to that list, 235x310mm² is called "Klavierformat"
Possibly answering my own question,
Metric Royal is 237 x 312, and if I measure better Henle is 234 x 309.
It's standard in printing to use 3mm trim, so Metric Royal trimmed is
the exact size. Can anybody familiar with the music publishing/printing
industry confirm?
Thanks!
Andrew
On 7/04/
Greetings List,
I measure my Henle Verlag books of Bach to be 235 x 309mm (+/- 1mm)
[9.25 x 12.17 inches]. I rather like this size, but I cannot find it
referred to as a standard paper size anywhere at all. Do my learned
colleagues here know what size it is, or is it a trim down of a larger
s
Saludos Lilyponders:
I have a question for You.
I need to print two different scores. One is an Orchestral (Director Score),
the other is a piano Voice score.
My question is what paper size have I to buy to print it? (I mean to look
professional printing), A4? And If is possible for You tell to me
Saludos Lilyponders:
Estoy escribiendo una partitura para orquesta pequeña(de cámara)"Director
Score", y necesito saber cuál es el mejor tamaño para hacerlo (A4, A3)?.
Necesito saber que tamaño de papel debo comprar para imprimir tal partitura,
me refiero al tamaño que utilizan en las casas edito
t create your "octavo" form with the sizing you want
and save it
with the name "octavo".
Now the operating system and your printer drivers can play nice and
both
understand this new form.
HTH
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this go to:
>
>Settings / Control Panel / Printers
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>>From this dialog box go to the File menu and select "Server Properties"
>
>On that dialog check the box that says "Create a new Form"
>
>At that point create your "octavo"
go to:
Settings / Control Panel / Printers
>From this dialog box go to the File menu and select "Server Properties"
On that dialog check the box that says "Create a new Form"
At that point create your "octavo" form with the sizing you want and save it
with the
I was reading the archives on how to define a custom page size, and
I'm a little confused as to whether the issue was resolved, meaning,
I've read the archives, and tried the suggestions there, but still
cannot output my page size.
I've added to the file "paper.scm" the line
("octavo" .
Hi,
Using 2.4.6, I'm trying to define a specific (non-standard)
paper size with a PNG output. It seems that the PNG output is affected by
the:
#(set-paper-size "a4")
command, which only takes predefined standard paper sizes. I've
tried using
hsiz
So far (version 2.4.x and earlier apart from a few 2.3.xx), the final
output is produced by dvips and ps2pdf and if you run
lilypond --verbose, you will notice that lilypond tells them what
papersize to produce based on the setting of papersizename.
You may have to run lilypond --dvi and then run d
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On Nov 14, 2004, at 8:27 PM, Paul Scott wrote:
Any ideas what's going on, and how I can set a custom paper size?
(Are there
other variables that need to be set in \paper?)
I think you will have to set all relevant variables: linewidth,
textheight, a
Benjamin Esham wrote:
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On Nov 14, 2004, at 1:53 PM, Paul Scott wrote:
Benjamin Esham wrote:
How do I manually set the height and width of the paper I'm printing/
outputting to? I tried to set [hv]size in the \layout block, but
nothing
seemed to change.
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On Nov 14, 2004, at 1:53 PM, Paul Scott wrote:
Benjamin Esham wrote:
How do I manually set the height and width of the paper I'm printing/
outputting to? I tried to set [hv]size in the \layout block, but
nothing
seemed to change.
What version? In 2.4
Benjamin Esham wrote:
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How do I manually set the height and width of the paper I'm printing/
outputting to? I tried to set [hv]size in the \layout block, but nothing
seemed to change.
What version? In 2.4 those go in the \paper block.
Paul Scott
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How do I manually set the height and width of the paper I'm printing/
outputting to? I tried to set [hv]size in the \layout block, but
nothing
seemed to change. I also tried to manually edit paper.scm by adding
another line like
("handheld" . (con
I little trip to "man" gave me the solution ("man dvips").
If anyone else has a problem with the paper size switching to U.S.
letter, dvips is set to U.S. letter by default. You have to type "dvips
-t a4 -Ppdf -u +lilypond filename" to get a proper a4 .pdf file.
Ted S. Sunhede Fulk
Mats,
Thanks - I think I'll be using a guillotine and guesswork!
Laurie
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> It turns out that ly2dvi makes its own interpretation of the
> pagesize paper variable, so you have to add some line in
> ly2dvi as well. Unless you use ly2dvi -P, you will ge
It turns out that ly2dvi makes its own interpretation of the
pagesize paper variable, so you have to add some line in
ly2dvi as well. Unless you use ly2dvi -P, you will get
another surprise when you call dvips, since it uses its
default page size even if you have specified some other
page size
On Wed, 28 Aug 2002, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> > I am transcribing some music for a marching band and need to set it on
> > A5(landscape). I created a file A5.ly based on A4.ly with altered height and
> > width and used referred to that in my scores but the music was printed on
> > A4(portrait)
>
> I am transcribing some music for a marching band and need to set it on
> A5(landscape). I created a file A5.ly based on A4.ly with altered height and
> width and used referred to that in my scores but the music was printed on
> A4(portrait)
Did you follow the instructions at
http://lilypond.org
I am transcribing some music for a marching band and need to set it on
A5(landscape). I created a file A5.ly based on A4.ly with altered height and
width and used referred to that in my scores but the music was printed on
A4(portrait)
Laurie Savage
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