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+Generally, Mup will place
+tuplet
+numbers for you.
+However, you do need to print them yourself on
+cross-staff beams.
+And there may be cases where you choose
+to use 'n' to turn off Mup's automatic printing of tuplet numbers,
+in order to print them manually in a different place than Mup would.
+Mup normally uses newcentury boldital font for tuplet numbers, in 11-point
+size for regular notes and 9-point for cue notes.
+So to make your manually placed tuplet numbers
+look the same as automatic ones, you might use a
+macro
+something like this:
+
+define TUPNUM(NUM) "\f(NX)\s(11)" +`NUM` @
+1: { 8c; d; e; } 3n; 2.us;
+rom above 1 dist0: 1.34 TUPNUM(3);
+bar
+
+define TN(NUM,WHERE,D,N) newcentury boldital WHERE dist D: N `NUM`;@
+1: { 8c; d; e; } 3n; 2.us;
+TN(3,above 1,0,1.34)
+bar
+