Last post by Flurmy -
Fonts.ini is very good for having the fonts specific to NWC not cluttering the system font list. Recently (...today) I had to add a font to NWC, so I added it manually to fonts.ini. Does it exist in NWC an "official" (read: user friendly) procedure to add fonts to Fonts.ini?
- correcting bug for setup window in nwc->musicxml conversion - correcting bug for instrument change with transpose 0 (reported by William - correcting bug for nested slurs (reported by Keith John Hutchison)
Last post by David Palmquist -
You're probably better off tweaking your Windows 11 settings, because it's unlikely NWC is going to change.
If you have Windows 11, you have Microsoft's AI tool, Copilot. Ask it "Can I return temporarily to Windows 11 default colour scheme when using a programme that doesn't display objects with the black theme?" It should offer up a few uggested tweaks. One was
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1. Use Custom Mode You can set Windows to use Dark Mode for the system and Light Mode for apps: - Go to Settings > Personalization > Colors - Under Choose your mode, select Custom - Then set: - Windows mode: Dark - App mode: Light This keeps your desktop and taskbar dark, but apps that respect the setting (like File Explorer, Settings, etc.) will appear in light mode.
Last post by Flurmy -
Slur = Legatoboog Tie = Overbinding Beam = Waardestreep
N.B. No, I'm not fluent in Dutch at all. I can barely understand something. In these cases I use a trick. I look at Wikipedia in a language I know well for the exact meaning I'm looking for, then I ask for the correspondent page in the other languages. As you can see, there is no correspondent Dutch page for Stem.
Last post by Lawrie Pardy -
Arguably, you could put a bunch of restchords with hidden rests in the right hand and fiddle the rest portion values to fit it in, BUT you can't beam restchords, and the playback wouldn't be quite right as it would inevitably be uneven.
Sadly, tuplets have always been something of a bugbear in NWC.