Re: \char #

[Han-Wen Nienhuys]

address@hidden wrote:
> The Windows filename is SToccata.TTF; if you say
>
>      \markup { \override #'(font-name . "SToccata")  XX }
>
> where  XX  is *not* two X's but rather a single (double-byte) utf-8
> character (entered however you do it on your system) where the
> utf-8 character chosen is one of the *accented* European characters,
> then you will get one of the SToccata music symbols in the final
> PDF output, but it will be excruciatingly tiny.  Since \huge
> is not supposed to work when a font-name is explicitly selected,

this is an oversight in the manual. Starting from 2.6, it should work.



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