Try entering C69 rather than 6/9.
You may be happy with what it looks like, otherwise you will need to
define a new chord.
Steve P.
On 9 Jan 2011, at 00:18, dershem wrote:
For whatever reason, when I type in a 6/9 chord [Example C6/9] it
gives me something different [C6/G].
Why? How can
When I type 69 it comes out as 6/9, which is perfectly fine with me. I may have
made it this way about ten years ago and import this suffix library into every
new version of Finale. so maybe I knew something back then that I have
forgotten about making chords typeable.
Christopher
On Sat Jan
