Dear Br. Samuel, Thanks for taking a stab at this curious situation. When trying this last night, I created a folder under My Documents (I don't recall now if I did that with Explore or in the TexWorks SaveAs process... I'll test both a wee bit later on) and had similar invisible results. More on that later.
I tried the initial-style: 0; suggestion in the header of the GABC file but got the result: "error: syntax error error: unable to find the first letter of the score error: can't determine step and line of the key." Here is the whole of my GABC file... Just a line of chant notation, if that. % !TEX TS-program = gregorio % !!TEXT encoding = UTF-8 % Header name: GloriaDuplexIncep; office-part: Gloria; occasion: duplicibus et solemnibus diebus; date: unk.; transcriber: Fr. Mike Parrish; transcription-date: 2014; style: modern; initial-style:0; %% Gló(c4)(c!df)ri(f)a(fv) (:) in(e) ex(f)cél(g)sis(e) De(gvFE)o.(e) (::) (z0.) Not quite right but I keep tweaking it until it looks right. I've also tried the gabc line with the beginning (c4)Gló(c!df)ri(f)a(fv) etc. and got the same error message on Gregorio compile. I must not be holding my mouth right. In Christo rege, Fr. Mike On Mon, May 26, 2014 at 1:25 PM, Br. Samuel Springuel <[email protected] > wrote: > On 2014-05-26 12:43 PM, Mike Parrish wrote: > >> And, briefly, on another note, attempting to render the beginning of the >> Gloria for the celebrant, I can't seem to turn off the big initial first >> character. I have remarked-out what would seem to be the obvious in the >> main-luatex doc so that the only things compiled between \begin and \end >> are \redlines and \includescore. Is it a \usepackage that is being >> loaded or not loaded? The only change that I made in that area was >> "letterpaper" for \geometry. >> > > This one's an easy fix. The "trick" is not that you have to comment > anything out, but rather to make a change in your gabc file header. The > pertinent option is: > > initial-style: 0; > %The style of the initial letter. 0 means no initial letter, 1 a normal > one, and 2 a large one, on two lines. Note that if you want to use the > initial on two lines, you have to specify at least the two first line > breaks. > > > On the other issue, I know that later versions of Windows (I use XP and > don't have this problem) have gotten more possessive of the program install > locations. While I'm not sure, they may be protected in the way that > automatically undoes any user made changes. You might try putting the > Scores folder in either your user directory (My Documents, Desktop, etc.) > or in the root of your hard drive (c:). > ✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝ > Br. Samuel, OSB > (R. Padraic Springuel) > > PAX ☧ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ >
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