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(macOS 10.13.5, Finale 25.5.0.259) I am trying to create some exercises where students have to identify problems in key signatures, For example, containing accidentals that are on the wrong position, or in the wrong order, etc.  I have tried to follow the instructions in the manual for not-traditonal key signature and changing the order of accidentals, but my results make absolutely no sense.  Most importantly, I seem to be unable to create flats only sharps.  Is there anyone, who might be able to provide me with a stepwise approach to create the following three problems:

1.) An A-flat by itself (as a wrongly placed flat in the key signature of F major)

2.) Four sharps in the order of C#, D#, G# and F# (Key signature of E major but out of order)

3.) Three flats: Bb, Gb, and Eb (Key signature of Eb major but out of order and with wrong pitch)

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Why not just do them as expressions? Set up a flat, and a sharp, and place them as you want.

 

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Thanks, I will try it out.

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Thanks so much. It worked really well after I defined the position of the accidentals according to their horizontal and vertical click position.

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I'm glad it worked for you!

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