I actually need it for English, which means there can be consonants in the
elision as well. Example: "care-fully" where there is an elision-slur
centered under the two ells (and no space between them). It seems like the
ideal would be single character that looks like the elision and has zero
width
Hello Robert,
I deal with these types of elisions everyday. Back in the day we used to use an
expression that was attached to a note. It worked well until I finally took the
time to create fonts with editor specific placements for the many combinations
of Spanish hymnal texts. I would share the
On 2019-08-10 09:37, Robert Patterson wrote:
Does anyone know a more professional approach to elisions than the way
suggested in the Finale manual? The manual proposes the character
shift-I
from the Engraver Font Set. The big problem with that is that it leaves
a
gap between the two syllables.
Does anyone know a more professional approach to elisions than the way
suggested in the Finale manual? The manual proposes the character shift-I
from the Engraver Font Set. The big problem with that is that it leaves a
gap between the two syllables. This is visually the opposite of what we
want wit
