Another possibility is that this is a printer error, which you could
clear up by uploading all the fonts to the printer memory.
Does the music look the same way on the screen?
If so, the problem is more complicated than a printer problem.
RW
On Thursday, September 30, 2004, at 12:52 PM, Noel Stoutenburg wrote:
Andrew Stiller wrote:
A piece being edited for me by a Windows person has all kinds of
exotic notehead shapes in it, which are appearing incorrectly on my
system. For example, noteheads that are supposed to be X-shaped are
coming out as bass clef signs instead. This happens regardless of the
default font.
One possibility is that he's using a music font with the characters
assigned to different character spaces than the font you're using.
There is a music symbol font in the Corel Wordperfect distribuition,
which has some characters mapped to different assignments than
Maestro, though on a glance, the X notehead and the bass clef do not
appear to be mapped to the same space in those two.
ns
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