Mac Finale, v27.4, Mac OS X 14.7.6 (Sonoma), iMac Apple M3, 24 GB RAM
You wrote: “clicking on the Edit Fretboard command, finding the kind of desired chord I want …”. What do you mean by your words “… finding the kind of desired chord I want …” ? Please explain you...
David Knorr, Enter two chord symbols, one above the other. If you are using the input method “Type Into Score”, first type the lower chord symbol, then hit the UpArrow key, and type the upper cho...
Don Clark, I could be wrong here, but instead of picking the desired fretboard diagram I think that you should edit the default fretboard diagram. When you are in the Chord Tool, context-click th...
joe wesche, We need more info from you. 1) Is your layout a 1-staff layout (e. g. flute)? - or a 2-staff layout (e. g. piano)? - or a multi-staff layout (e. g. organ)? 2) In what tool are you w...
Bill Sheperd, This is a misunderstanding. The font change is done in Document menu > Document Options > Fonts > Chord To get an accidental instead of a text font letter, change the font for ...
No matter which one of the 3 following solutions you choose, you have to tell Finale what note shape to display on each of the 7 scale steps. (= It is NOT done simply with a single mouse click - it...
It can be done with the Staff Tool. Use the dialog box Note Shapes. It can be done in the Staff Attributes (= “globally” for all the measures in the entire document), or with a Staff Style (= “loca...
In order to give the best possible help I think that we need to see an actual (small) Finale sample document with the problem. You can not attach a Finale document here (only graphic files). But ...
Please specify the steps you've already taken, so that we can rule out things. Have you e. g. rebooted? Tried trashing your preferences file? Tested a brand new user account?
I am afraid I have never heard of a such “senza misura” symbol. In the scores I know of, it is just written in text: senza misura Does the symbol look like this - or something like this?