Keystrokes |
Resultant marking: |
Lower-case x, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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Lower-case e, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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Lower-case q, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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Lower-case q, then lower-case k, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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Lower-case h, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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Lower-case w, then Alt+0200, then alt–characters |
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In the Maestro music font, the x, e, q, h, and w characters correspond to the , , , , and symbols, respectively; a lower-case k produces the dot; alt–0200 creates the equal sign; and the small numbers are produced using alt characters according to the table below.
Keystroke |
Resultant marking: |
Keystroke |
Resultant marking: |
Alt+0193 |
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Alt+0164 |
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Alt+0170 |
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Alt+0166 |
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Alt+0163 |
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Alt+0165 |
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Alt+0162 |
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Alt+0187 |
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Alt+0176 |
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Alt+0188 |
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You can use multiple fonts in the same expression. Simply highlight the text you want to change, and then, from the Text menu, choose Font to edit the font, size or style.
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