Hello, I am helping a new Finale convert get accustom to Dorico 5 and it would be a great help to get them to print out a quick reference card. They are an older user so I know asking them to constantly look up shortcuts will be a hassle at best. But in looking for the quick reference card that existed in the past I can’t seem to find it anywhere except a place like Scribid. So before I download it from there I wanted to see if anyone still had an old copy of the old Quick Reference card to help get this new user started. Or if there is a better PRINTABLE system in place? Thanks!
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I must have an old one somewhere in a dusty pile. When I google ‘Dorico cheat sheet’, I find several links to (admittedly older) versions, like → here.
I didn’t find one for v.6 yet, but older ones are definitely also useful, because the shortcuts haven’t changed, just expanded for new features in later versions. Another suggested search term could be ‘Dorico Quick Reference Card’.
Edit: it seems @DanielMuzMurray found the same one in the meantime. As said, still useful. It was a good starting point for me to get some Dorico ‘fluency’.
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I’m assuming this is loading for you? When I click on it it takes me to a page that says it can’t connect to the webpage server.
I think there are sometimes issues with Safari on Mac. If that’s your situation, can you try a different browser?
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Thank you! That was the problem.
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Neither Google nor I can find a Quick Reference Card for Pro v. 6. Has one been made?
No, as yet we haven’t made one. I think more or less the only new key command in Dorico 6 is Ctrl+Shift+V (Windows) or Shift-Command-V (macOS) for the new View Options dialog, though perhaps I’m misremembering!
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