Andrew Stiller wrote: >And not just within the bar, I would say. In the example given, if I >type a Gb as the last note in the bar, hit 9 and then [equals] to >change it to F# and add a tie, then Finale certainly should be made >smart enough to recognize that a Gb typed at the beginning of the >following bar really wants to be an F#, and enter it accordingly.
Hmm. I agree that in most situations you would want the tied notes to be spelled the same. But not always. Why is Finale calling it Gb? -- either you're in a flat key or you've told it to favour flats. You can invoke "favour sharps" for this passage, or where there's an isolated note use the 9 key. The same argument applies to the original suggestion regarding notes within a bar. It seems to me quite possible that an F# could be followed in the same bar by a Gb. Regards John _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
