You're right - I totally missed that command. Thanks! Now resizing the
text won't have to be a nightmare :-)
On 2/22/2019 9:12 PM, David Wright wrote:
On Fri 22 Feb 2019 at 21:02:31 (-0500), Mike Stickles wrote:
Right after I sent the question, a workaround occurred to me - using
hspace to
On Fri 22 Feb 2019 at 21:02:31 (-0500), Mike Stickles wrote:
> Right after I sent the question, a workaround occurred to me - using
> hspace to "erase" the unwanted space, like this:
>
> \markup { \larger
> \column {
> \line { For my brethren and com \hspace #-0.7 \underline pan
>
Right after I sent the question, a workaround occurred to me - using
hspace to "erase" the unwanted space, like this:
\markup { \larger
\column {
\line { For my brethren and com \hspace #-0.7 \underline pan
\hspace #-0.7 ions’ sake }
\line { \hspace #9 I will say,
I'm currently working on resetting some church music where only the
first and last three or four verses are actually scores; everything in
the middle is just text, with underlining used to show where the
"movement" comes in (every verse follows an identical pattern except for
the ending
