Since there are many more glyphs in a Chinese font, you will have to decide how many fonts it will take to get your job done, but at least you can then use that font in Finale.Īnother option would be to have someone with a Chinese version of Illustrator create an entire font as outlines. This probably violates the EULA of commercial fonts, but if you have a public domain Chinese font (if public domain fonts exist at all…I don't know personally) you could use a text editor and copy the glyps and paste them over standard characters in a Roman font. But as workarounds go, it's like visiting Beijing by taking the New Jersey Turnpike. Place them in the pdf of Finale at the required location. Using a Word document with the Chinese text, conver this to pdf.Īs graphics copy individual Chinese characters and then: Open in a graphics program (I tried Graphic Converter) Here's what I've tried and so far it's worked - though it is cumbersome. I understand Finale does not support the unicode required to use many Chinese fonts. I've looked into the archives and found no detailed information on how this might be done. MakeMusic Forum > Public Forums > Finale - Macintosh - FORUM HAS MOVED! > Placing Chinese text into a Finale document

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