Jeff Kantner commented,
I do have (exactly) one … don’t particularly care for its typeface. To this point, my preference is to find the font I want, enter the text entirely in caps, then put the first-letter size bigger ...
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Windows 10, Finale 27.2.0.144 There is a mention of a Small Caps option in a much longer thread about fractional point sizes via OpenType. I'm agnostic on the decimal sizes, but I could really use ...
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6 years ago? and no mods/upgrades? Seriously? What I would like to see (i.e., how it would be if this were my program), an option (in the standard expression tool) to place, by default, expressi...
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Thanks, most helpful! Somehow I'd missed both the Maestro Times font (was trying Maestro) and the Insert Symbol menu pick. But even if I'd found them, would've taken a long time to realize that c...
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Windows 10, Finale 27.2.0.144 .. Is it possible to generate this pattern using the Tempo Expression tool? I see that I can choose a font, and that using a music font allows me to display a dotted...
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Mr. T -- Clear enough, if bewildering at first read. You were correct in each of your suppositions, and once I waded through the machinations, the result was what I was looking for. As the saying...
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I understand that a courtesy time signature can be displayed in the last measure before a time change. Also understand it can be suppressed in the measure before the time change. Is it possible to...
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Never mind ... figured out how to change shape on a specific note/notes.
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Is it possible to use different note shapes in different measures of the same staff? The look I'm going for is 1st measure meant to denote handbells. (Finale 27 on Win 10).
Jeff Kantner commented,
Further on fonts ... What fonts do you (can you) actually get, for text in a text box? In my case, I see a number of fonts in the font list in Text/Fonts. This is a subset (maybe 2/3) of the fonts...