Disappearing tuplet brackets has happened to me. They are in the finale
score, I can still see them, but when I make an eps from that page, they
are, randomly, on occasion, gone. Replacing the offenders with non-engraver
tuplets has fixed it for me.
It happens rarely, but it does happen. One more thing to proofread for . .
.
David Froom
>> On 14 Mar 2005, at 4:42 AM, David Horne wrote:
>>
>>> Just to confirm the problem still persists in 2005b. OK, I've tried
>>> some
>>> tests and this problem seems consistent on my set up. I'd be interested
>>> to know if anyone has the same problem. If not, there's something
>>> bizarre going on at my side.
>>>
>>> Try this with OS X-
>>>
>>> create a new finale file (default document or via setup wizard)- only
>>> need one staff
>>> in any bar, create a triplet with a quaver (8th) and crotchet (quarter)
>>> (or vice versa) in one crotchet beat
>>> complile postscript listing (include all fonts)
>>> double click on the .ps file- this should open up in Preview
>>>
>>> do you see the tuplet?
>>
>> Yes.
>>
>> I used the original Maestro Default file that shipped with Finale 2005,
>> and I used the default settings for "Compile PostScript Listing"
>> ("Include All Fonts" is checked by default). This is with Fin2005b and
>> OS X 10.3.8.
> []
>>
>> At any rate, it sounds like there's something seriously screwy with
>> your system, and I'd once again advise you to manually delete, then
>> reinstall, all of your Finale fonts.
>
>
>
> Darcy, can you confirm that you were using engraver tuplets? If not,
> what happens if you do? If someone else replicated my problem, I'm
> inclined to think it's a bug, rather than a local problem with my setup.
>
> David
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