Stan Lord wrote:
Thanks for all the replies.
What I would like to do is to is to imput "D.S. al Coda - then the segno sign"
and
"To Coda - then the hot cross bun sign"
in one expression - as opposed to two expessions.
With Maestro and Engraver font(etc.) the "segno" and "hot cross bun" and there but normal text is not included. Hence two expressions needed. Does anyone manage to do this (cope with it) using one font?
It can be done with Golden Age text font but this ia a "handwriting" font and not (for me) satisfactory.
Stan Lord London
I use Helvetica for chords, because I prefer a sans-serif font for a
"cleaner" look.
I didn't quite understand your use of the word "cope".....were you asking how to input those, what font to use...?? The Coda symbol and the segno symbol are in the font and are accessed with the repeat tool. If you can explain your question a little better maybe I can answer it better.
Richard Huggins Tyler, Texas
From: "Stan Lord" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Sun, 1 Jun 2003 11:30:22 +0100 To: "finale list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: [Finale] Chord Symbol font
What font do people find best for imputting chords?
I've been using Times + musical Roman.
And how do people cope with repeat marking such as "D.S. al Coda - then the segno sign"
and similarly "To Coda - then the hot cross bun sign" ?
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