Hi David,
Yes, the problem is by no means isolated to scores viewed in Concert Pitch. It
affects parts and transposed scores equally. Accidentals on staves using
Finale's "Chromatic Transposition" setting are broken, and seem to have been
getting progressively worse of late.
Cheers,
- DJA
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> I'll bet you're on a chromatically-transposing staff, viewing in concert
> pitch.
>
> This is a giant tub of crap that started way, way back. I have it documented
> in 2007, but it probably dates from before that. Speedy Entry 9 (enharmonic
> flip) and * (force accidental) have been broken f
Thanks to Jari and Christopher for their replies. "Auto Freeze Accidentals"
was unchecked in the Speedy Menu, and with that now checked, the accidentals
behave as I expect them to.
Neal Gittleman
On Feb 21, 2012, at 6:27 PM, Christopher Smith wrote:
> I'll bet you're on a chromatically-trans
I'll bet you're on a chromatically-transposing staff, viewing in concert pitch.
This is a giant tub of crap that started way, way back. I have it documented in
2007, but it probably dates from before that. Speedy Entry 9 (enharmonic flip)
and * (force accidental) have been broken for a long time
Regarding #1, make sure to freeze the accidental if you never want it to
disappear. It's some-modifier-key and the '*' key on the Mac as well.
Don't know about #2a
#2b I can't reproduce. Are you using transposing staves or something
perhaps?
Best regards,
Jari Williamsson
On 2012-02-21 21:1
Greetings…
Using 2012a.r3 on a MacBook Pro, OS X 10.7.3, and doing my first in-2k12
project. I'm seeing strange (i.e. different from previous versions) behavior
of accidentals in Speedy Entry, namely…
1. I'll enter a cautionary accidental on a note, the accidental appears, but
when I exit the
