Ryan wrote:
I've forgotten the cure for this:
Going from Eb Major to G Minor key signatures. Finale displays three
naturals to cancel the original key then two flats for the new key.
Try (in FIN 2010)
I'm not sure this will work, but you can start with
Documents > Document Options > Key Signatures, and uncheck "cancel
outgoing key signatures".
The result of unchecking this option is that when you change key
signatures you get only the new signature. Going from Eb major to G
minor, one option might be to add the a-natural in the same relative
position as the a-flat in the key signature on the first instance, and
this might be done with a character expression.
However, This might not be as simple in certain other combinations of
key signatures since I seem to recall that one of the few distances over
which one has no possible control is the distance between the clef (or
barline) and the key signature, so in some cases one might need a more
devious work-around. For example, a staff style which hides the new key
signature, and then use an expression (and for this one I'd define a
shape expression) which contains the desired key signature.
ns
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