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Hi David. Jump on in, the water's fine. I have been devoting most of my free time to the 30-day trial and enjoying it a lot. Dorico is complex, but quite logical and fairly intuitive. And when it becomes arcane, Daniel and the kind forum members are there to help.

I think you are right, dfan, the D chord is operating as a neighbor chord within a E dominant chord rather than the reverse.

I finally had a chance to look at the two pages, OCTO. It is really excellent and illustrates well what has been said on this forum: the engraver is far more important than the software.

Amazing! What a wonderful world is Dorico!

Definitely!

In the meantime, can one import it into Dorico as a graphic so the staff lines show through?

Nice, but is it SMuFL-compliant?

Thanks, Florian. That's good to know. I am planning to switch from InDesign to Affinity Publisher as soon as it goes on sale.

A notation software should be able to draw any line (InkScape-kind with numerous settings) and if not any curve (also similar to InkScape) I agree with you completely, OCTO. The notation software we are all looking for would have advanced graphic as well as advanced typographic capabilities. One ho...

I think your way to enter it is very efficient, and I don't know how quicker it would be to enter these. Thank you, OCTO. I would even be happy if Dorico could do almost as well as Finale, so I could make use of the many ways in which it apparently surpasses Finale. Once more we have to agree that ...

How do you enter these numbers now? etc. OCTO, I think I answered your question about my method of adding fingering with an example at: http://notat.io/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=386&start=40 http://notat.io/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=386&start=50 As far as I know, given the response to my query,...