Problem with special characters
Reported version
3.6
Type
Functional
Frequency
Once
Severity
S4 - Minor
Reproducibility
Always
Status
needs info
Regression
No
Workaround
No
Project
Special characters
when I try to write some figure note using special character, the program create a different image.
It did not happen in last version. When I updated the software that issue started.
Please if some of you can help me?
Is it possible to downgrade the software?
Maybe it is a way to solve the issue.
Thanks !
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Comments
Regression vs. what version?
What is the Workaround?
The (new) Edwin font is rather incomplete, try Free Serif
Looks like maybe you are trying to build the graphic sometimes used to indicate an approximation of swing, showing eighths and triplets? Better to just add that as a graphic. Or switch fonts as noted. But these characters comes from the musical symbols font, not the text font. I don't have any problem using them in the current default Leland. Did you by chance change to a different music font? Or try copying and pasting the special characters? That has always been problematic, the fonts get messed up.
In any case, in order to investigate we would need you to attach your score and give precise steps to reproduce the problem.
In reply to Looks like maybe you are… by Marc Sabatella
Thanks for responding.
the problem is with BEAMED GROUP NOTES
When I try to use theses notes, instead of writing the notes, it creates some different images
example - BLACK NOTE, FRACTIONAL 8TH BEAM, SHOR STEM - Instead of creating it create some image of a arrow or kind of
Even if I change the font for Free Serif or other.
Thanks again. Please if there a fix for this. Before I updated it did not happen
Still a sample score is missing
Yes, I tried it with beamed groups and it worked perfectly for me. So I'm guessing a font problem with your system or a style setting problem with your specific score. That's why we need you to attach the actual score with the problem and give us precise steps to reproduce the problem - pictures don't really help.