It sounds like you might be using Layer 1 as the bottom (lowest) layer
and Layer 2 as the top layer. To get correct multi-layer spacing, you
need to do the opposite -- Layer 1 on top, Layer 2 on bottom. (Also
make sure you select the appropriate stem direction in your Layer
options.)
Cheers,
- Darcy
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On 3 Mar 2008, at 12:01 PM, Stu McIntire wrote:
After using Finale mostly as a scratch pad for years, I now need to
create
some professional looking scores and am digging into areas I've never
worried much about. I'm working on a contrapuntal piano score and am
running into a problem that must have a solution I'm missing. In
the treble
clef, I have two parts, each in its own layer. The two parts are
frequently
a M or m second apart. Finale always puts the note with the stem
down to
the left, so that the two stems are on the outside of the note-
heads, rather
than aligned together on the inside of the two heads. I've been
manually
moving the heads and stems, but I would rather not have to if
there's a
better way. In light of many other things Finale automatically does
correctly, this behavior seems odd.
Pardon me if the answer is right there in the manual and I'm just
missing it
-
Thanks
Stu
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