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  Chord Palette
    Find names for chords
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• Active Tones
   In the black box at the top
   of the window are all the
   tones in the Current Chord
   arranged in ascending
   order beginning with the
   root of the Current Key.
   Tones appear different
   colors based on their re-
   lationship to the keyscale
   and other factors.
      • The yellow tone is the root of the Current Key.
      • If tones appear red it means they can't fit into a fingering based on the
         size and position of the Chord Bracket.
      • Other tones are shown in white.

• Chord Name
   The white box below the Active Tones contains the name of the Current
   Chord.  The letter name depends on the setting of the Root Gadget and the
   position of the Scale Cursor.

• The ABC / 123 Gadget
   In   ◊    position the Active Tones and all chords appear with letter names.
   In   ◊    position the Active Tones appear as functions of the Current Root
   and chords appear as functions of their respective keys.

• Root Gadget
   The Root Gadget appears to the left of the Active Tones.  Clicking the gadget
   toggles between ◊   and ◊   .   <OPTION>-click for the ◊    Root Lock.

  ◊      attaches the root to the root of the Current Key.
  ◊      bases the root on the Current Tone.
  ◊      locks the root.  (Otherwise it changes with the Scale Cursor.)

    Note that when the root is locked clicking in the Key Column of the Scale
    Palette causes the root note to be selected in the current row.  Try it out.

• Disclosure Gadget
   Click to view or hide the remaining 11 names of the chord.

Chords that possess a Root Note will appear green while those that lack a root
note will appear red.  (i.e., the green chords will all have names that are also
Active Tones.)

Check out APPENDIX C: CHORD NAMING CONVENTIONS to get the lowdown on
special characters that appear in chord names.