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Author Topic: Accentuating Lyrics (Layering)  (Read 5022 times)
Ertuğrul İnanç
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« on: 2002-06-06 11:34 pm »

 
This tip has been discovered trying to find an answer to a http://my.noteworthysoftware.com/?topic=2424 on the forum.

You can make use of the Layering functionality in order to accentuate lyrics or for similar visual purposes.

See the attached file to discover what I mean

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Marsu
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« Reply #1 on: 2002-06-07 05:15 am »

Sure it does! :-)
I wanted to suggest to use "standard rules" to center the '>', but in fact it's already done.
Within the browser plug-in though, it appears as if it was "start of accidental/note" ??

Anyway, if the word was "bles-sing", how could we place the > above the i?
(...) I just tested (with bla-mmmmmmming, just for testing purposes), and we can easily move the > to the right by preceding it with one or more non-breaking space(s) (Alt+0160).

To center the > above the i in bles-singly, add Alt+0160 AFTER the >  :)

Quickly said:
   to move the > the right, add Alt+0160 (one or more) before it;
   to move it to the left, add them after it.
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Marsu
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« Reply #2 on: 2002-06-07 05:18 am »

Oh, and we can use the same thing to enter special characters too, such as the a with a "_" above it (for arabic into european character transcriptions, for example)
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