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Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: Evan K on 2003-04-12 06:23 PM

Title: Alignment problem
Post by: Evan K on 2003-04-12 06:23 PM
In a piece I'm currently writing, the piano has B (middle line), D, E, G in the right hand, and G octaves in the left.  The D is aligned above the left-hand Gs, but the B, E, and G should be aligned above the left-hand Gs.  Is there some "setting" or some "option" I'm missing out on?  I really would like my printouts to look like the scores of scores sitting on my shelves.

Thanks
Title: Re: Alignment problem
Post by: Fred Nachbaur on 2003-04-13 05:06 AM
Hm... you're right. Alignment is presently at the left-most members of a chord containing seconds, whereas most scores align with the right-most members.

There is no setting that you can change to alter this behaviour. My recommendation would be to submit a feature request to the Wish List (http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/composer/wishlist.htm), in hopes that this will be changed in a future update.
Title: Re: Alignment problem
Post by: Daryl on 2003-04-13 09:20 PM
Ya know what else I noticed doesn't look the same?  Augmentation dots.  They are supposed to be centered between the staff lines, whether they are on a "line" note or a "space" note.  They seem to touch the line, either above or below.  I'm hopin' v1.8 will fix that...