I normally only use Noteworthy Composer as a "simple man's sequencer" for producing midi files. But today I needed to transpose from A to G, and print out on two staves for piano, a piece that I had originally done on three staves for midi. Whilst I have printed the occasional score before, this is the first time that I have used staff layering. My printed transposition is clearer and easier to read than the original commercially printed score! I just want to tell you guys what you know already: Noteworthy Composer is brilliant!
Yes - I'd like to second that. My 11 year old loves using it too.
This could well grow into a 'Praise Noteworthy' thread. But, then, why not? I use it a lot, and advise it to many.