Re: [Finale] Reducing the size of time signatures, clefs, accidentals?

[Michael Cook]

It's easy to reduce the size of a single accidental: use the 
Accidental Mover tool in Special tools. Click on the measure, double 
click on the handle of the accidental you want to edit and you'll see 
a dialog that permits you to do several things, including resizing 
the accidental.

For clefs and time signatures things are a bit more complex. Richard 
Huggins told you how to reduce the size of all clefs (or all time 
signatures) in the document, but I understand you just want to change 
the size of certain instances of clefs or time signatures. Depending 
on exactly what you want to do, there are different tricks: let me 
know the exact situation and I can give you a technique to achieve 
what you want.

Best wishes,

Michael Cook



At 11:39 -0500 12/01/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Finale List:

Is it possible to reduce the size of individual clefs, time signatures and
accidentals?
I didn't see anything in the manual other than note, staff and page
reductions, or reductions on a global scale.
As always, thanks for your great help.
George Boziwick





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