On Saturday 08 May 2004 23.39, Doug Asherman wrote:
No problems with the words; they're within the bar lines (even though the bar lines aren't visible). But if a line of music ends with a tie and the word it ends on has an extender spanner, then the extender juts out a bit beyond the (invisible) bar line.
Now with the example, I understand what you mean :)
I don't think the example shows exactly what I mean. I think I can describe it a little better, though:
A line of music ends on a note that is tied to a note in the next measure. The next measure is on the next line. The note coincides with a syllable that has an extender (e.g., "good __"). This means that the extender also extends to the next line of music. So the extender will jut out a little bit beyond the end of the bar of music on the first line.
Now, just to confuse things: I don't think this is bad, and may even be the right thing. It's not aesthetically unpleasing at all. Why am I trying to find a way to change it, then? Because I typeset music for other people, and I'm trying to forestall a lot of complaining about little issues such as this.
Thanks for your patience here; I really appreciate it.
Doug
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