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#%% musixcrd - typsetting chord symbols with %%
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#%% musixtex %%
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#%% readme %%
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#%% $Id$ %%
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#%% copyright 2004 , Robert Hennig %%
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#%% this code is licensed in terms of the %%
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#%% GNU Public License %%
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#%% %%
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#%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
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Chord setting for musixtex or pmx.
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There exist two distributions, the sources and the compiled on.
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The sources are only necessary for development. Normal usage
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requires only the compiled version.
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compiled distribution
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The archive musixcrd.tgz contains the following files:
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o readme this file
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o musixcrd.tex tex macros
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o doc.pdf documentation
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Put the musixcrd.tex file or an link to it into your
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musixtex/pmx working directory. For pmx use the lines
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\input musixtex % These commands are necessary
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\input pmx % because pmx.tex MUST be \input
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\input musixcrd
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---
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as preamble in your pmx source file to include musixcrd.tex.
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Look at doc.ps for further instructions of how to use musixcrd.
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source distribution
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The archive musixcrdsrc.tgz contains the following files:
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o readme this file
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o musixcrd.dtx tex macros and documentation
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o makefile makefile
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o musixcrd.sty latex stylefile is a link to musixcrd.dtx
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o doc.tex latex macros for documentation generation
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using musixcrd.dtx
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o strip.tex tex file for strip documentation from musixcrd.dtx
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Extract the file into an directory. Use make with the arguments
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doc, strip, srcdist and dist to generate the targets.
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