On 8/22/06, Johannes Gebauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I know that must then be a font problem, since the
parenthesized accidentals are always a font character.
Sorry for the late addition to this already solved problem, but
sometimes this display inconsistency occurs because of
When one uses the plug in for cautionary naturals and opts for the
parenthesis, does one normally get only one paren on the left side,
rather than both? It seems to happen to me a lot.
Dean
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Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger percentage view, the closing parenthesis becomes visible, so I
suppose it will print. See if you get the same result when you
enlarge the view. I hope this is not a 2007 bug. I have already
found one
On 22.08.2006 Dean M. Estabrook wrote:
When one uses the plug in for cautionary naturals and opts for the parenthesis,
does one normally get only one paren on the left side, rather than both? It
seems to happen to me a lot.
As far as I know that must then be a font problem, since the
Hmmm ... very interesting ... I'll check it out and report.
Thanks,
Dean
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger percentage view, the closing parenthesis becomes visible, so
I suppose it will
Yes, Chuck ... I just magnified it and both parens were, in fact
there. I printed a page, and they were also present. Thanks for the
clue.
Dean
On Aug 22, 2006, at 10:43 AM, Chuck Israels wrote:
Hi Dean,
I have seen this behavior only now in 2007, but when I zoom in to a
larger
