I have been using Dorico Pro 5 on my new Apple Studio. Today I installed Dorico 6. However, it is in “Read only” mode as it says the version I am using does not cater for so many staves. (I am currently working on an orchestral work with 19 staves.) The new ‘proofreading’ facility is showing the number of mistakes I have made in the work, but I am unable to open it. I am a newcomer to both Apple and Dorico.
It’s a paid upgrade. Did you buy it?
Jesper
Indeed, Jenny, Dorico 6 is a paid update from Dorico 5. You can buy an update here:
Thank you, Jesper and Daniel. I misread “ If you’re an existing Dorico user, you can update or upgrade to Dorico 6 right now, or if you want to try before you buy, a completely free 60-day trial version is also available from today” and thought it was a freebie!
I’m fairly new to Dorico, and I just upgraded to Dorico Pro 6 from Dorico Pro 5 ( on macOS Tahoe).
The installation of Dorico Pro 6 went well. But is it okay if I remove Dorico Pro 5? Will I have problems if I remove it? Thanks for any suggestions.
Of course you can remove it. If, for some reason you need it in future, you can download it again using Steinberg Download Assistant