>|You can then process any musixtex file as usual using
>|musixtex116. The text will be in JazzText.
The quod.pdf I attached won't display properly unless you
have JazzText-Regular.pfb installed; this is because the
font has a licensing restriction that prevents embedding. I
imagine the ttf has
>|The bad news is that I still don't have an answer to my
>|original question, which was basically how to use a .ttf
>|in MusiXTeX, not Lilypond.
For alphabetic and numeric text:
Use fontforge (a free font editing program) or similar to convert
the ttf to pfb and tfm. Apparently you've done t
Bob Tennent wrote
> What makes a font a "jazz" font?
I'm no expert but by observation, there's a particular font family used in
fake books (compilations of jazz tunes with just melody and chord symbols).
You can easily see it if you download one of the free copies of
JazzText_Regular.ttf and dou
Am 25. Februar 2015 15:27:48 MEZ, schrieb Bob Tennent :
> >|Not that this really answers your question ??? but it's trivial in
> >|xelatex.
>
>xelatex (and xetex) produce pdf without going through dvi
>and ps. So Postscript slurs won't work.
>
> >|\setmainfont{JazzText}
>
>You'll be able to us
>|Not that this really answers your question ??? but it's trivial in
>|xelatex.
xelatex (and xetex) produce pdf without going through dvi
and ps. So Postscript slurs won't work.
>|\setmainfont{JazzText}
You'll be able to use alphabetic characters and digits, but
special symbols would require
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