Dmuse: Score printing - Revision history

Edc: /* Starting from page files */

2010-12-15T17:59:22Z

Starting from page files

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 == Starting from page files ==
 === Running pskpage ===
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     Shift odd/even pages for better binding?  Enter "Y" = yes
 In most cases, this line will be left blank.  Answering "<tt>Y</tt>" will shift the printed output (to the right on odd pages, left on even pages) to allow more room on the inner margins for binding.
 == Starting from CFT files ==

2010-12-15T17:43:52Z

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	In the example process, this is the output from [[mskpage]]:		In the example process, this is the output from [[mskpage]]:

			== Starting from page files ==

	=== Running pskpage ===		=== Running pskpage ===
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	In most cases, this line will be left blank. Answering "<tt>Y</tt>" will shift the printed output (to the right on odd pages, left on even pages) to allow more room on the inner margins for binding.		In most cases, this line will be left blank. Answering "<tt>Y</tt>" will shift the printed output (to the right on odd pages, left on even pages) to allow more room on the inner margins for binding.

	~~== Starting from page files ==~~

2010-12-15T05:41:45Z

Justification of the last system

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	Right justify last line? (return = no) Also, enter "wide" command here.		Right justify last line? (return = no) Also, enter "wide" command here.
	Press ~~return~~ to use the default, which will not attempt to justify the last system. Type <tt>yes</tt> if you want the last system to end flush with the right margin.		Press {{keypress\|Return}} to use the default, which will not attempt to justify the last system. Type <tt>yes</tt> (or simply <tt>y</tt>) if you want the last system to end flush with the right margin.

	==== Movement title ====		==== Movement title ====

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Number of pages

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	number of pages		number of pages
	To this prompt simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>"). Press {{keypress\|Return}} to print all remaining pages beginning with the "starting page".		To this prompt simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>"). Press {{keypress\|Return}} to print all remaining pages beginning with the starting page.

	==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====		==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====

2010-12-15T05:33:50Z

Running pskpage

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	starting page number		starting page number
			This and the next prompt allow you to print the full output or to select a range of or individual pages. In our example case, we type "<tt>1</tt>".

	==== Number of pages ====		==== Number of pages ====

	number of pages		number of pages
	To this prompt simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>").		To this prompt simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>"). Press {{keypress\|Return}} to print all remaining pages beginning with the "starting page".

	==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====		==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====

2010-12-14T04:44:54Z

Music size

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	Enter note size (<return> = 14)		Enter note size (<return> = 14)
	The note size entered here ~~will~~ match the size chosen when creating the [[i-files]] for the Corelli score with [[autoset]]. Press {{keypress\|Return}} for the default response.		The note size entered here should match the size chosen when creating the [[i-files]] for the Corelli score with [[autoset]]. Press {{keypress\|Return}} for the default response.

	==== Input directory ====		==== Input directory ====

2010-12-14T04:42:18Z

Music size

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	Enter note size (<return> = 14)		Enter note size (<return> = 14)
	The note size entered here will match the size chosen when creating the [[i-files]] with [[autoset]] ~~for the Corelli score~~. Press {{keypress\|Return}} for the default response.		The note size entered here will match the size chosen when creating the [[i-files]] for the Corelli score with [[autoset]]. Press {{keypress\|Return}} for the default response.

	==== Input directory ====		==== Input directory ====

2010-12-14T04:39:24Z

Music size

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	Enter note size (<return> = 14)		Enter note size (<return> = 14)
			The note size entered here will match the size chosen when creating the [[i-files]] with [[autoset]] for the Corelli score. Press {{keypress\|Return}} for the default response.

	==== Input directory ====		==== Input directory ====

2010-12-14T04:29:13Z

Running autoset

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	The first question that [[autoset]] asks is:		The first question that [[autoset]] asks is:
	Enter note size (<return> = 14: x = non standard parameters)		Enter note size (<return> = 14: x = non standard parameters)
	This option sets the font size of the music. Size 14 means that there are 14 pixels between successive staff lines (in 300 DPI). Font size 14 is the standard font size for scores (you can press ~~return~~ to use that default size). The smallest possible size should be 6. Parts are usually typeset in size 21. Not all font sizes are available. The standard sizes which should be available are: 6, 14, 16, 18, and 24.		This option sets the font size of the music. Size 14 means that there are 14 pixels between successive staff lines (in 300 DPI). Font size 14 is the standard font size for scores (you can press {{keypress\|Return}} to use that default size). The smallest possible size should be 6. Parts are usually typeset in size 21. Not all font sizes are available. The standard sizes which should be available are: 6, 14, 16, 18, and 24.

	==== Compression factor ====		==== Compression factor ====

2010-12-14T04:19:58Z

Running pskpage

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	=== Running pskpage ===		=== Running pskpage ===

	Since [[pskpage]] uses very little screen space, you may wish to run it in the same window as [[mskpage]], with the latter program running below it. The resident file manager will then conveniently point to the same working directory for creating and printing scores.		Since [[pskpage]] uses very little screen space, you may wish to run it in the same window as [[mskpage]], with the latter program running below it. The [[resident file manager]] will then conveniently point to the same working directory for creating and printing scores.

	==== Music size ====		==== Music size ====
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	==== Number of pages ====		==== Number of pages ====

	~~To the prompt "<tt>~~number of pages~~</tt>"~~ simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>").		number of pages
			To this prompt simply indicate how many pages you wish to print (in this case "<tt>1</tt>").

	==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====		==== Shift margins to facilitate binding ====