Hello to everybody.
I've tried to print a score using landscape orientation, but the result
doesn't satisfy me. I wrote:
---
\paper {
papersize = "a4"
orientation = "landscape"
}
\include "paper20.ly"
\score {
in the \paper block set
linewidth = 27.0 \cm
this might help. in gv you then flip the paper to "portrait" rather than
landscape to view.
hth,
simon.
On Fri, 2002-09-13 at 10:41, Maurizio Tomasi wrote:
> Hello to everybody.
>
> I've tried to print a score using landscape orientation, but the r
> in the \paper block set
>
> linewidth = 27.0 \cm
>
> this might help. in gv you then flip the paper to "portrait" rather than
> landscape to view.
>
> hth,
> simon.
Thanks a lot, Simon. I tried to use the "linewidth" specification before
sending my e-mail, but I did not see the expected result
Hello,
after a longer pause I tried to use lilypond again; since my TeX-installation
had changed, I decided to upgrade lilypond to its latest available version
(1.6.0 in the cygwin distribution) [also tried to install it in Redhat 7.3,
but that would make a different story]
After heavy reconfi
Note that ps2pdf handles the file correctly, even though
gv has some troubles to show the correct bounding box in
the correct orientation.
Han-Wen and Jan, is there any nice way to automatically
switch \vsize and \hsize if orientation=landscape in
Lilypond? The problem is that these settings ar
Hello,
I am currently working on a orchestration with involve a really *big*
number of musicians (4 solists, choral, and 12 percussionnists, each
playing several instruments)
As you can expect, even with "paper11.ly" everybody does not fit on a
single page !
So my questions are :
- Is t
