code name

• Mar 30, 2011 - 02:33

I do not understand the font of the code name.

I wanted to make it MScore1, but seems "m" to have been decorated like m of the mark of the mezzo piano on the score? m which I encoded comes out. There is not it and tried ... like a general cord in various ways, but does not understand that it is Times New Roman. What font will be appropriate? What do the people use? Would you teach it who it is? By the way, ... that the handwriting of the jazz-like font does not match score making now


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Are you talking about chord symbols (aka chord names)? If so, the font you are probably looking for is "MuseJazz". In Style->Edit Text Style, set the Chordname font to MuseJazz, and in Edit General Style->Chordnames, you probably want to set it to use jazzchords.xml. For more on how to customize the input and appearance of chord symbols, see this thread:

http://musescore.org/en/node/9772

In reply to by Marc Sabatella

thank you,Marc Sabatella.
I thank for your kind advice.

I turned on a code name in " time new roman" first.
Because there was a code name changed in " msucore1" automatically when score does the completion, a transposition, as for this sheet of music making software, "msucore1" thought that normal, but "muse jazz" is of the public (but way of speaking is not sure whether you are appropriate, ...).

I thank for advice and, in "muse jazz" , turn on a code name.

I am a Japanese. English is weak. If there are an incomprehensible sentence, rude expression, please forgive it.

In "muse jazz" which had you advise it, I turned on a code name. Neater "mscore1" is the character style of the code name that I want to use.
In a Japanese site, I made the same question, but there was not a person to give an answer to. The Japanese one does not have many participation numbers of people like English.

In reply to by hanako_

I understand that there might not be people on the Japanese ite who could answer the question, but perhaps someone there could help provide a better translation? I am sorry to still I still don't understand your question. I can say that mscore1 is simply not designed to be used for chord symbols - it doesn't have the right characters. If for some reason you don't like like MuseJazz, you can try searching the Internet for other fonts you might like better, and then you'll have to customize stdchords.xml or jazzchords.xml to work with that font. It's kind of a lot of work, though.

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