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I wonder if you might consider providing live online support (i.e. humans) to help your customers make the transition to Dorico (30-year Finale user).

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I just did a quick export of one of my more complex scores to XML and imported to both Dorico and MuseScore. Muse did a FAR better interpretation of the Finale file - the title page I created confused it but otherwise, wow. 

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Some folks run their XML through MuseScore to re-export xml there before moving it into Dorico. Although I have never needed to go that  route, some say MuseScore helps clean up the xml before importing to Dorico.

 

Dorico also has a preference page that allows imports to keep major setting in the source xml or remove those to allow Dorico to apply its own formatting rules.

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No joy. Doesn't look any different [using Dorico preferences].

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Dorico has a first measure bug with large time signatures - normal time signatures, all measures required for musicxml export - Dorico's native system can work with that.

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