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Rob Bocchino Posted
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I am using print music 1014.5 on a Mac 10.11.6. using Jazz plain, Jazz cord. I have reinstalled the fonts,etc.

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PETER THOMSEN Posted
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For the accidentals in chord symbols, choose one of the music fonts - like the Jazz font, or the Broadway Copyist font.

Do not use a font like JazzText, or Broadway Copyist Text - these fonts are text fonts, not music fonts.

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Rob Bocchino Posted
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Hi Peter,

I am using the Jazz “cord” font. I have 4 Copyist fonts. The first “copyist" is symbols only. Then there are “perc,” “text” and “text extended.” The same thing is true for the “jazz” fonts. The first is symbols. “Cord looks like it would be the right one, but again, it prints with the error I explained.
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MIKE ROSEN Edited
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You said "when you print." Do they show up correctly on screen? How about in a PDF?

 

(I can't check it, because I have an expired demo version.)

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PETER THOMSEN Posted
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… I have 4 Copyist fonts. The first “copyist" is symbols only. Then there are “perc,” “text” and “text extended.” …

The first font = the {symbols only} font is the music font.

You can use it for accidentals in chord symbols.

 

… The same thing is true for the “jazz” fonts. The first is symbols …

The first font = the {symbols only} font is the music font.

You can use it for accidentals in chord symbols.

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Robert Rumbolz Posted
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Any remedy for this? I am also having this issue. (Finale 2014.5 on an iMac OS 10.11.6)

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MIKE ROSEN Posted
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Take a look at Document Options > Fonts > Chord > Alteration

 

What does it say? You need to have one of the music fonts, there.

 

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