From: Maurizio M. Gavioli
> David Webber wrote
>> Augmentation dots are drawn in different vertical positions according to
>> context:
>>
>> - in the space to the right of a lone note in a space
>> - to the right of the note and raised above the note (so that it falls in
>> a
>> space) for a lone note on a line.
>> - and in closely spaced chords sometimes dropped into the space below the
>> line for a note on a line (for example when the lower of two notes a 2nd
>> apart is on a line).
> Thanks for the summary. This is rather well known, though.
Sorry - I only wanted to point out that there are *three* standard vertical
positions for a dot, in the context of there being two in SMuFL, rather than
one or three.
But Daniel has now resolved everything, so that's fine.
Dave
David Webber
Mozart Music Software
http://www.mozart.co.uk/
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