On 11.05.2002 19:19 Uhr, Jim Williams wrote > Do the top and bottom staff margins not determine what staff an expression > belongs to? > I sometimes set the bottom margin of a tuba staff lower in order to > accommodate note expressions attached to low notes--otherwise they "belong" > to a lower staff. When positioning expressions or articulations, the staff > margins determine how high or low artics and expressions can go before being > forced on to another staff, right??
There is actually two misunderstandings here: 1) We were talking about system margins, not staff margins. There is no such thing as a staff margin, there is only a distance between two staves. 2) You can _move_ expressions anywhere you like, without them loosing their relation to a certain staff (or note). The only problem is the initial placement: For note attached expressions click on or near the note, for measure attached expressions click on or near the measure. The cursor usually tells you (with a little arrow) to which note/measure/staff it is attaching the expression. Johannes -- http://www.musikmanufaktur.com http://www.camerata-berolinensis.de _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
