At 10:27 PM -0700 7/16/02, Tammy Grimes wrote: >Normally I use a lower case "B" to indicate flats in a >chord symbol, for example DbMaj7 or Cm7b5 chords. > >However, I have noticed a peculiarity when working >with the jazz font. When trying to enter a new chord >suffix, it wants to use the lower case B instead of >the flat symbol. So when storing the new suffix, the >suffix is incorrect. I would like to redefine some of >the chords without the parentheses, and have the >proper flat symbol there. No problem with the # >symbol. > >Also, how would I use a triangle symbol for MAJOR in >the new suffixes? > >I am using the "plain text" option, so >let's see if this comes out more readable. > >Thanks; Tammy
In Default Fonts, make sure the chord suffix font is set to JazzCord, not JazzText. The sharp symbol is under Shift-3, which LOOKS like a sharp in JazzText, but isn't really - it's a number sign. It will look better in JazzCord. This incorrect setting was a common problem with certain Jazz Default files sent out by Coda. You will also find triangles in the JazzCord font. The JazzFont default file should have them included in the library; as creating them ALL from scratch is a big job. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
