Dear Elie, thank you!
I think you can separate the project in two more or less independent > subprojects: > > 1. the first is to make a precise structure of the book you need and to > list all the score, precising the conventions (accents, i or j ae or ć, > etc.). Once have everything the biggest part of this subproject is to type > and proofread everything in gabc! Using gregobase, I believe, is the best > solution! This can be started now and will take time I believe... > Surely I'll do it that way and I already started from here, encoding music. > 2. the second is to make the layout of your book and to type the text. My > advice for this part is first to specify precisely the layout you want, and > then to ask someone (I volunteer) to make it into LaTeX. Thank you very very much for this, Elie! :) > To specify the layout, you should work with someone who is used to > edition, doing it as amateur can be very long and painful, as there are > many things to know before specifying a professional layout (which, I > believe, is what you want for this kind of publication). Without this kind > of help, it can be a good start to copy a layout: take a book you want your > book to look like, and ask someone to make this layout in LaTeX, with a > commented file in which you'll easily change important values (paper size, > margins, fonts, etc.). Once you'll have it, there are a few good practices > to get before starting to type the text, but the biggest part will be done! > Thanks! Let's start from the beginning then. I'll share on Gregobase everything I'll type, maybe asking Olivier for adding some new source references... :) Thank you! Sr. Maria Ruth
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