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If you're wondering why I use MuseScore, it's mostly open source fanaticism (though not full Stallman), although I do think it's a good program which can surely compete with the versions of Finale and SIbelius from when they conquered the market, if not their current incarnations - although Dorico ...

So in all, the update made musescore a lot more practical ... Thanks for the review! I still fight with a deadline, but in couple of weeks I could start working on my score which I started in MS2. You can read more here: http://notat.io/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=341 It would be great to hear how you use ...

Yes, there is one. But not available on-line.

If Boosey allows, we can publish it here.

It is definitely clear that some publishers provide heavier bar-lines in order to compensate the visual thickness with the staff lines. Personally I have used it and it shows a wonderful result.

Wow, I think I am close to get Dorico. Will wait for some projects to calm down first. I need time to investigate. Thanks for updating.

Well, this is wonderful. Who is the creator?

The best practice is to use 100% size in Finale, and than reduce the staff size into mm, as it is the standard measuring unit. For instance, I always use 6.8mm for parts, except for Cb or Perc or likewise that is 7.0mm, on the NE paper-size (240*320mm). In general you need 24 pt music font, almost a...

I am bit confused by the settings you use. I would suggest that you post a page, preferably as a picture or PDF. Also, use 100% always in Finale, and if you wish to make something bigger or smaller you use staff height (7mm, 6.5mm etc). You can end up in having 118% of staff size 7.25mm - it is hard...

Did anyone have time to test it? I am on v2 because of the project.

Thank you, John! I really appreciate your comment.