At 7:30 AM -0400 7/15/02, David H. Bailey wrote: >It appears right in my articulations selection panel (winfin2k3. . . slot 118.
Of course. thanks! Don't know why I missed it (probably because it was 1 AM) >If this is what your client wants ABOVE the note, then you can >simply redefine the articulation assignment so that the flipped >symbol is used all the time. No, it just happens that it's on two notes in the bass clef, where he wants that articulation under the note. I don't think it's the appropriate mark, and that a simple > or even _ would do it (It's a very lovely, very melodic piece, and to have a sudden v in the bass, on one note, seems inappropriate to me, but mine is not to reason why. . . By the way, am I hallucinating or are marcato markings like that unusual in piano music? After half a century of looking at piano music, I don't remember seeing those, but I do remember (and find, now that I look) countless > marks, of course. I use marcatos mostly in wind parts, but I don't think I've ever put one in a piano score.... live and learn, I guess. Linda Worsley -- Hear the music at: http://www.ganymuse.com/ _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
