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It worked for me. I entered the quarter, set the triplet as 3 quarters in the space of 2 quarters. Then, I dotted the first note and entered the eighth and the quarter. What you're dealing with is ...
https://www.finalemusic.com/blog/finale-version-26-2-is-here/ I don't think there is an upgrade discount for Academic/Theological. The upgrade price from any older version is $149.
Type 3+3+2 (all together) in the upper box, and 8 in the lower. That will give you what you want.
Why not download the free demo, and see for yourself?
I type my lyrics into Pages. Then I run them through Jucio Brennan’s Lyric Hyphenator. https://juiciobrennan.com/hyphenator/ (Check everything. Twice.) I paste them into the lyric window, and use c...
Why are you using the chord analysis for that? You’re naming notes, not chords. Why not use the lyric tool? Then, maybe use upper and lower case to show the octave.
Drag diagonally with the mouse to select a group of notes, and apply the expression. Or, assign a metatool to the expression, and hold down the metatool key while you click or drag-select. Instru...
Thanks for that link, Michel. I had tried that, but I didn't know how to use it. However, when I tried it on staccatos, I got 2 that snapped to the guide, and the rest went down.
And does it work as it should, in page view?
I can't find a way. Could you explain why you want this? It's not standard notation practice.