On 23 Jul 2004 at 21:55, Michael Cook wrote:
> >2. How do I get the articulations (staccatos in my case) to appear on
> >the noteheads and not around the beam between the staves?
>
> -- Just drag the staccatos to where you need them. If you really have
> a lot of staccatos on reverse stem notes,
Title: Re: [Finale] Cross-staff beaming, reverse stems,
articula
Taris writes:
I know this has probably been discussed
here before, but I need a bit of help with a piece I'm working on
right now. The piano part will definitely be easier to read if the
notes in both hands are beamed together. No
1. How do I get the stems to appear in the middle of a second
instead of on the outside?
-- You can fix this with the reverse stem tool. Click on a handle
until you get the result you need!
2. How do I get the articulations (staccatos in my case) to appear
on the noteheads and not around the be
Taris L Flashpaw wrote:
I know this has probably been discussed here before, but I need a bit of
help with a piece I'm working on right now. The piano part will
definitely be easier to read if the notes in both hands are beamed
together. Now, I now how to do cross-staff beaming and reverse stemm
I know this has probably been discussed here before, but I need a bit of
help with a piece I'm working on right now. The piano part will
definitely be easier to read if the notes in both hands are beamed
together. Now, I now how to do cross-staff beaming and reverse stemming
to make it all look o
