I need key signatures not accidentals

It is easier to help if you attach the actual score, not just a pciture of it. As it is, I can *guess* your score is C concert and are expecting D for the clarinet part? One possibiltiy is that you may have accidentally set the score to be "atonal" rather than key of C - if you used the key signature icon with the "X" through it labelled "Open/Atonal" rather than the empty key signature labelled "C major, A minor". if so, simply changing the key signature to C major in the score would fix it.

if that doesn't help, we'd need you to psot the score in order to assist further.

Unfortunately this score seems to have become corrupted somehow with respect to its key signatures. Was it created from scratch in 2.0.2, or perhaps begun in an earlier version, or imported from some other source entirely? Anything unusual you can think of that you might have done with regard to key signatures?

You can see the problem just viewing the Flute part. In the score, it's in Eb, but in the part, it is in C. Somehow the parts are completely out of sync with the score.

The good news is, it seems you can fix it by simply adding Eb back as the key signature signature in the score - that fixes it it for the score and all parts in a single operation. But I'd still like to understand how this could have happened.

I wonder if it had something to do with transposing the score. If I take your score - even after the fix - and transpose it with Notes / Transpose, it transposes the score but not the parts. So something is still out of sync. But it works fine in a score I create from scratch, at least sometimes. Seems to have something to do with whether the I am in concert pitch mode when I do the transposition, or maybe whether the score starts out in the key of "C". So it looks like you've probably stumbled onto a bug.

Unfortunately I'm having computer problems right now and can't tell more, but hopefully we'll figure it out soon.