Hello Dorico Team,

after being "abstinent" because of lack of time to spend for a scoring software and music in general for several years (former using Sibelius version 6), I've retired and gave at least Dorico 3.5 a go to start with music making again. I have to confess --- amazing, although I'm a "bloody German amateur". Even having still "reflexes" of Sibelius's user interface to overcame, it was easy in the end to get used to the one in Dorico. For all amateurs like me (especially the ones of over 60 :) ), who think it is to much money to spend for such a "high end" software (nothing for a small budget indeed), I highly recommend to take Dorico seriously into consideration. I've learned (and relearned) so much in a relatively short time, I'm awed. Using it for three weeks now. Mostly to key in already existing music, but it could be easily adjusted to my liking. Perfect!!!
I promised Daniel quit a while ago as a comment, if Tab handling for guitar is being implemented in Dorico as it was in Sibelius, I'll get a copy of Dorico. Dorico does that "job" much better, than I could hope for. I'm glad now I kept that promise.

May be for me, as an amateur, it would be fine, if I staple notes as a chord, they would be transferred to a chord symbol and/or chord diagram (which comes near) via a click.

Many thanks to the whole Dorico Team for this great work and please stay away from SARSCov2 (and the resulting Covid19 disease), so you can provide us with more interesting features in the future.