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f : finale@shsu.edu 15 June 2012 • 2:10AM -0400

Re: [Finale] solution to part problem
by Dana Friedman

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At 01:28 PM 6/14/2012, you wrote:

>Well I found a solution:  The part had 2 sharps, and I wanted it to
>read with no key signature (i. e. C major) ... I found that if I set
>the key sig. tool for 2 flats it removed the 2 #'s and left the notes
>in the same place (as I had checked).  Not a musically apt solution,
>but hey, it worked!

I don't understand HOW that could work. Key signatures and
transpositions are different tools. Right? Don't they have different
implications?...If you set a key signature to bb, and you're writing
transposed scores (for transposing instruments), why would the key
signature not show up as bb?

Best,
Dana

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