When you change the first note of the second triplet to be the quarter note, you don't delete it, you simply put the cursor on the 8th note you entered to define the triplet and hit the 5 key to change it to a quarter note.

Keystrokes should be:
ctrl-3, 4, 4, cursor left 2 times so it is on the first 8th, 5.

I just tried it and that is how it works in speedy entry.

In Simple entry:

select the 8th note, select the triplet, enter two 8th-notes.
click on triplet icon in simple-entry palette to turn OFF triplet mode.
click on quarter note icon and click on first 8th-note of triplet already entered. This changes the first 8th to a quarter and completes the triplet.



Daniel Dorff wrote:


----- Original Message -----
From: "Christopher BJ Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Aha! I know what the problem is. It's the quarter-eighth triplet.
When you create the triplet, the FIRST rhythmic value you enter tells
Finale how big the grouping is going to be. So to enter a
quarter-eighth triplet, enter a triplet EIGHTH note first, (to tell
FInale that it is an eighth-note triplet grouping) enter the last
eighth note, then go back and change the first note to a quarter note.



Thanks, I've just tried this two ways without success.

First I entered the 8th triplet note, then entered a quarter-triplet to the
left of it.  Rather than a long-short grouped tuplet, I get a regular
quarter note followed by the beginning of a triplet grouping (and the cursor
shows triplets activated).  Second, I entered both pitches as
eighth-triplets, then changed the first pitch to a quarter-triplet and both
change to a regular non-triplet rhythm.  Is there a different way to do
this?


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