I tend to agree with David and Alex about the need of having smaller
clefs. There's also another reason to include them (among those
already mentioned). When application uses the same glyphs but reduces
them, the thinner lines might simply disappear. Actually that was the
reason why you've introduced version of standard accidentals with
enforced thin lines, for use in smaller sizes. To be able to use the
same approach in application it might be very valuable to have
separate set of clefs for use in smaller sizes too.
Peter
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Dr. Peter Trubinov
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