To have same articulations that behave differently, you just create a copy of the same articulation in your pallette and change the default behavior of the new one. Of course you also assign a unique metatool to that duplicate. For example, your articulation pallette might have two accent marks, one for note side and one for stem side. Finale looks at each of those separately.
That part is easy; keeping the two metatools clear in your brain might be different! Richard > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Mark D. Lew) > Like Darcy, I use my own templates and never see Coda's. > > I'm curious. Is there just one metatool for each articulation? If so, how > do they manage to place them properly for all different circumstances? Or > is it just assumed that everything is noteside and if for some reason > that's wrong (eg, two layers) then tough luck? _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
