cautionary accidental causes shift of lower accidental

Hello, all! Attached is a snippet from a piano piece I'm engraving. As you will see, the addition of a cautionary accidental in the upper part of the chord causes the lower (regular) accidental to shift unnecessarily. I've included this on -list, to document the (i.e., my current)

Re: cautionary accidental causes shift of lower accidental

Kieren MacMillan wrote: Attached is a snippet from a piano piece I'm engraving. A more minimal example would be nice -- say, two notes in a chord. As you will see, the addition of a cautionary accidental in the upper part of the chord causes the lower (regular) accidental to shift