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Command (or CTRL) 0 to show/hide the panels. But I NEED those panels, and I need to arrange them on two monitors so that I can work more productively in Dorico. In my opinion, Finale, despite its imperfections, still sets the bar for GUI music engraving. While the Dorico team is clearly motivated b...

I just hope Finale hangs around long enough to apply the necessary pressure to Dorico to add the things that prevent me from using it. What Dorico does, it does superbly; what it can't do is often impossible to implement with a workaround. And inflexibility is an issue with Dorico, not just a MakeMu...

Very interesting and something to be taken into consideration in music engraving. Thanks Pianista.

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.