Chord Symbol accidental font problem!

[D.Galbraith]

I have a document that used Finale Maestro as the default music font. My “Chord symbols music text font” is also set to be Finale Maestro. (Finale Maestro Text doesn’t work, as the accidentals disappear)
However, as you can see below in a snip meant to show off the problem, the accidental font in the chord symbols is not Finale Maestro - it is something else… probably Bravura. Any ideas on how to get those Maestro flats and sharps in my chord symbols?

thanks!

[YourMusic.Pro]

Probably not helpful at all, but I think it looks pretty good!

[FredGUnn]

We’re gonna need to see a file to have any hope of diagnosing this. You can cut it down to a single bar if you want.

[FredGUnn]

@D.Galbraith

My “Chord symbols music text font” is also set to be Finale Maestro. (Finale Maestro Text doesn’t work, as the accidentals disappear)

Just making sure you saw this post too:

Chord accidentals - wrong font

Finale Maestro Text isn’t really a “proper” SMuFL font – it is not as Bravura Text is to Bravura, for example. It only contains a handful of SMuFL symbols, and it doesn’t include the characters Dorico expects to find for chord symbol accidentals, which should be in the range U+ED60–U+ED6F. However, you should be able to coax Dorico into using the accidentals that are present in Finale Maestro Text, though it’ll take a few steps. First, don’t change the Chord symbol music text font font style:…