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Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: David Moderate on 1998-05-23 04:00 AM

Title: Moonlite - NWC Samples
Post by: David Moderate on 1998-05-23 04:00 AM
In the 'Samples' folder of Noteworthy Composer, I found 'Moonlite', the first movement (I think) of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. The thing is, it doesn't seem to behave as other NWC do. The mute button seems to have no effect and other devices like trills and arpeggiated chords work but the symbols that perform these wonders are only text expressions. I'm probably missing something really obvious :)
Title: Re: Moonlite - NWC Samples
Post by: Ken Mund on 1998-05-23 04:00 AM
Look in "Page Setup" and you will find 2 hidden files which are the lines playing by default. This is where the ornamentation is located. You can often find additional information by clicking the italicized (i) on the tool bar. This area mentions the hidden files.
Title: Re: Moonlite - NWC Samples
Post by: Blair Dowden on 1998-05-23 04:00 AM
It is the third movement. It really shows what NWC can do!