Richard Huggins wrote:
On a double-stemmed, unison dotted note, where two layers have been involved
in creating the unison, Finale will put only one dot if the note's on a
space but two (one above, one below) it it's on a line.
To remove the lower dot:
Options Document Settings
On 06.09.2003 4:18 Uhr, Richard Huggins wrote
On a double-stemmed, unison dotted note, where two layers have been involved
in creating the unison, Finale will put only one dot if the note's on a
space but two (one above, one below) it it's on a line.
I don't know if there's a notational
Great explanation of a work around Chris! Couldn't you simply enter the
underscore as a smart-shape line? You can define a custom line with
exactly the thickness you want, and once in place you can drag it or
edit it as you want for perfect length/placement in each instance, so
that it would
Yes, one could adjust the thickness and length easily with a
smartshape line, and holding down Shift while entering it makes it
perfectly horizontal, but if one had dozens of them to enter, I might
like the lyric idea for the underscore better (using one of the
special JazzText enclosure
I jsut found a weird option that might help the underscore thickness problem.
OptionsDocument OptionsLines has an option at the bottom for
Postscript options, Underscore thickness. I haven't tried it (no time
right now), but this might increase the thickness for polychord
underscores. It will
On Saturday, Sep 6, 2003, at 07:28 US/Pacific, Christopher BJ Smith
wrote:
... you could enter one of the notes as an undotted note, then enter
the proper rest to preserve spacing and hide it using letter O in
Speedy Entry. Since the note is a unison, the improper length probably
won't be a
James Brody wrote
I would like to be able to put dividing bar lines (section indicators) in the
middle of measures of a score for a large ensemble. I don't know if it's easy or
difficult, but I can't seem to find the direct reference for doing this in any
of the documentation, although I'm sure
