The text appears to be an instruction or note related to using MuseScore software, specifically in regards to inputting sheet music notation into tablature format.

Here are some key points that can be extracted from the text:

1. The user is advised not to worry if they see multiple staffs when entering a piece of music because 'the result tab looks the same anyway'.

2. There may sometimes be issues with inputing certain types of notes, such as crotchets (or eighth notes) which could require them being entered instead as minim or semibreve durations.

3. When there are multiple voices in a piece of sheet music but only one staff is available for entering it into MuseScore, the solution suggested is to 'input everything into musescore 1.3 as if it was only one voice'.

4. If using an earlier version of MuseScore (version 2 beta) and trying to import tablature that has been created from standard notation with multiple voices but then importing this back into a later version, the second or third voice(s) may not be recognized.

5. The text mentions some limitations in how different versions of MuseScore handle separate voices when converting between staffs:

- 'There is one small problem regarding seperate 'separate' voices in musescore.'

6. It's suggested that users with more experience using MuseScore could provide further insight or advice on this topic.

7. The development team for MuseScore seems to be aware of these issues, as they have included it in their 'to do' list.

8. For those who prefer alternative software options, the text suggests that most notation programs include facilities for creating tablature scores directly without needing to use a separate program like MuseScore first.

9. Finally, there is an additional comment from someone named Bergmann who has never used Musescore specifically for tabs but thinks it will still work fine if needed:

'MuseScore is a great program so I guess it'll do a good job creating tabs too.

Entering tab in tux guitar