Re: Vertical justification after \pagebreak

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Re: Vertical justification after \pagebreak

Jacques, I've been playing with this for awhile. My summary: I wanted the chorus on one page and the verses on page two, so I inserted the \pageBreak. It made two pages, but stretched the score to fit the page by inserting space between the staves. But I wanted the staves to look normal

Re: Vertical justification after \pagebreak

Hello Gabriel-Marie, Does ragged-*, described in section 4.3.2 Page breaking of the notation reference help you? JM > Le 23 juin 2016 à 00:02, Br. Gabriel-Marie | SSPX a > écrit : > > In my music, I have the chorus at the top and the verses following. Since my > music

Vertical justification after \pagebreak

In my music, I have the chorus at the top and the verses following. Since my music is longer than one page, it overflows to the next. So, since I'm using two pages, I figured I would insert a \pagebreak so that the chorus is on page 1 and the verses on page 2. This works fine, but now my