Re: [Finale] music symbols in text

[Darcy James Argue]

The easiest way to do what Charles wants to do, with the fonts he 
already has, is to specify an exact line spacing (instead of relative 
spacing like single spacing, double spacing, etc.).  For instance, if 
you are dealing with a 12 pt. text font, make the line spacing exactly 
14 pts.  Then you can insert a sharp or flat or any other musical 
character in 24 pt. Maestro and the line spacing will remain 
unaffected.

Obviously, if this causes the Maestro character to actually collide 
with the text above or below, you will need to specify a larger number 
for the line spacing, but if you just need accidental characters, a 
line spacing of 14 pts. for a 12 pt. text font is usually fine.

- Darcy
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