Hi all, I believe I've confirmed that this is a bug in Finale, not a problem with Windows or my font.
First, I'm seeing the same behavior with Windows-supplied fonts like Arial Narrow and Franklin Gothic Heavy. They both show up as substyles under their main font name, but when I select them for a text block in Finale, Finale displays the regular text style. Second, I built a quick C# test application which uses the standard Windows font dialog. The fonts do still show up there as substyles, but when I select them the change gets correctly passed back to a label on the form. This indicates to me that Finale is mishandling what the Character Settings dialog hands back to it. Aaron. _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list Finale@shsu.edu http://lists.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
