>|2016-03-03 23:18 GMT+02:00 Bob Tennent <r...@cs.queensu.ca>:
>|> musixdoc.pdf says that TeX prints the contents of the
>|> control sequences \headline and \footline at the top and
>|> bottom respectively of every page. But not if one inputs
>|> musixsty.tex. How can I get a "headline" if I input
>|> musixsty.tex?
Thanks Dirk. I actually wanted a "headline" only on the
title page so I added
\line{...}\bigskip
just before the "titremorceau" line in the definition of
\maketitle in musixsty.tex.
>|Best answer: use the new commands provided by musixsty.tex,
>|described in §2.23.22 of the manual. (Not tested by me.)
You must be using an old version of the manual. The "new
commands" (described in §25.26) are for footnotes, footlines
and titles, but currently not headlines.
>|Quick answer, if you use musixsty.tex only for its font
>|definitions: kill the offending part of what musixsty.tex
>|does by
>|
>|\output{\plainoutput}
>|
>|after inputting musixsty.tex.
I use musixsty for titles etc., but I suppose I could do
that myself without musixsty.
Best,
Bob
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