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A complete description of each record type can be found later in this help. However, at this point I think it will be helpful to just show a sample to give you an idea of the general layout.

Here is an annotated version of the top portion of the file created by saving the builtin fingerings. Each line really starts in column 1, and is not preceeded by the number and the ")". I have put these there to provide popup links to explain the lines. For a popup explanation, click on the green number in front of the line.

01) CThis is the caption record for the built-in fingerings
02) *Change it to your caption (80 chars max) 
03) H0Standard 
04) H1Alternates 
05) H2Alternates - Page 2 
06) H3Alternates - Page 3
... 
07) *Change the above records to change the "Standard" and "Alternate" headings 
08) Ra 
09) *Change the above record to start with different recorder type 
10) *(Ra = alto; Rs = soprano; Rb = bass) 
11) *********************************** 
12) *Note: F, Octave 1 (0) 
13) Nfn1 
14) F00d,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c-c-c-c-,o-,00 
15) F10h,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c-c-c1c1,o-,00 
16) F20h,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c-c-c-c2,o-,00 
17) F30dmNo Alternates 
18) *********************************** ... 
19) *Note: G, Octave 1 (200) 
20) Ngn1 
21) F00d,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c-c-o-o-,o-,00 
22) F10h,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c1c1o-o-,o-,00 
23) F20h,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c1c1o-o-,o-,00 
24) F30d,c-,c-c-c-,c-c-,c-o-c-c-,o-,00 
25) IDifficult finger position; not as strong as regular fingering ... 
26) *********************************** 
27) *Note: A#/Bb, Octave 1 (500) 
28) Nbf1 
29) F00d,c-,c-c-c-,c-o-,c-c-c-c-,o-,00 
30) F10dr110 
31) IThe standard Bb(F)to Ab(Eb) trill