Even if Finale now has Unicode support, this doesn't mean that ligatures
should work. Automatic ligatures would require a certain level of
*OpenType* support. Looks like you'd have to encode them and then access
them directly.
On 19 September 2012 06:23, SN jef chippewa
dammit that isn't the answer i wanted :-)
thanks, andrew.
Even if Finale now has Unicode support, this doesn't mean that
ligatures should work. Automatic ligatures would require a certain
level of *OpenType* support. Looks like you'd have to encode them
and then access them directly.
On 19 September 2012 06:23, SN jef chippewa
shirl...@newmusicnotation.comwrote:
i am designing a font (open type) containing characters for durations
and to be used for tempo indications and time sigs and am trying to
get ligatures to work. for example, when i type 2 flagged sixteenth
exactly what do you mean by ligatures?
i was talking about building a custom font that
included ligatures so that when i type 2 specific
characters together, a third in fact shows, which
is an alternate (and preferred) version of the
combination of the two. check this:
i am designing a font (open type) containing characters for durations
and to be used for tempo indications and time sigs and am trying to
get ligatures to work. for example, when i type 2 flagged sixteenth
notes directly after one another, 2 beamed 16ths result.
as i understand, this should
