How are you putting in the text? If you use a measure or note
expression (not a bad way to do it, since you can enter them with
metatools, use auto-positioning and duplicate it for the next
expression) then there is SuperScript in the Text menu. You can apply
it to only one character if you want.
I use Bach, the free font, for my sharps and flats in text documents,
and it works well here, too. Once you know the amount of lift you
need (.05 inches does it for me) then you can remember and apply it
again.
Christopher
BTW, you didn't ask, but it is much more conventional to put the
Roman analysis BELOW the staff. That's where most theory guys put it,
and expect to see it, at any rate.
On 27-Sep-07, at 2:41 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
When I create teaching materials, I do in PageMaker now InDesign
CS3 for
better control, but I always wished if I could do this within Finale.
Say I want to put Roman Numeric Analysis over the chord symbol and
note
analysis bellow the note like this:
The note in question is concert A key in B flat
bIII dim 7
Db dim 7
=====
(note F here)
=====
Tb13
The flat sign baseline is always the problem since it's too low. What
others are doing about this?
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