Hi, once again this question to which I haven't received any reply yet:
I want to use two lines of text under one staff. I found out that there is an option to add translations in a second row underneath the main text, by using []. However, if there are hyphens in the text, i get very odd results. I can't reproduce everything here, but I try to explain: (c3)Hört[Vox](f) ei-[cla-](e) ne[ra](f) The above produces an error, and nothing appears except for the title. (c3)Hört[Vox](f) ei[cla-](e) ne[ra](f) The above produces the picture, but the translation ends at "c" of "cla-", there is nothing more displayed. (c3)Hört[Vox](f) ei[cla](e) ne[ra](f) The above works, but looks odd, as one doesn't really know what is one word... (c3)Hört[Vox](f) ei[cla](e) - ne[- ra](f) he[ec](h) - lle[- ce](i) Stim[in](j) - me[- to](j) ruft[- nat](i.,) This works, too, and it looks better, as hyphens (to connect the syllables of one word) are more or less in place. But I think it's not ideal. I need the hyphens, because Latin and German words don't have the same number of syllables, so I can't just separate words by adding spaces, as this would separate syllables of a word in the other language. Is there another, better way to do this? Thanks in advance, Martin
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