You have to turn off “Simplify Spelling” in the Chord Tool Menu. I am
embarrassed to say it took me over two decades of using Finale before I found
this out.
Interestingly (or perhaps not), you can fool the system: D-triple-flat will
show as C-flat with Simplify Spelling turned on.
David Wo
In the Chord Menu, turn OFF “Simplify Chord Spelling”. Now it will use the
spellings you entered. Done.
This is one of the earliest examples of Finale making decisions for you that
actually change your notation without asking you, rather than giving you an
option. Another example is that damned
Hello Finale List,
FinMac 2014.5
In the Chord Tool, is there a way to have enharmonic Lead Sheet symbols (apart
from typing in manually with the Text Tool)?
The key is Eb and I want the chord B to show as Cb. In my file the chord is
displayed as Cb but Finale insists that it is B.
I tried chan
Hello Finale List,
FinMac 2014.5
In the Chord Tool, is there a way to have enharmonic Lead Sheet symbols (apart
from typing in manually with the Text Tool)?
The key is Eb and I want the chord B to show as Cb. In my file the chord is
displayed as Cb but Finale insists that it is B.
I tried chan
On 6 Aug 2005 at 13:18, Chuck Israels wrote:
> On Aug 6, 2005, at 1:12 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:
>
> > On 6 Aug 2005 at 12:44, Chuck Israels wrote:
> >
> >> I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become
> >> damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the
> >> ope
On Aug 6, 2005, at 1:40 PM, A-NO-NE Music wrote:
Chuck Israels / 2005/08/06 / 03:44 PM wrote:
I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become
damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the operation
of Finale. I don't know what good that knowledge would produc
Chuck Israels / 2005/08/06 / 03:44 PM wrote:
>I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become
>damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the operation
>of Finale. I don't know what good that knowledge would produce, but
>I am curious.
As I mentioned before,
On Aug 6, 2005, at 1:12 PM, David W. Fenton wrote:On 6 Aug 2005 at 12:44, Chuck Israels wrote: I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the operation of Finale. I don't know what good that knowledge would produce, but
On 6 Aug 2005 at 12:44, Chuck Israels wrote:
> I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become
> damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the operation
> of Finale. I don't know what good that knowledge would produce, but
> I am curious.
It's unquestionably a
As Darcy suggested - deleting the preference file restored the tool's
operation.
I wish I had a better understanding of how preference files become
damaged and why they have such power to wreak havoc on the operation
of Finale. I don't know what good that knowledge would produce, but
I a
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