I half-ass searched but couldn't find much.
I use PRV for everything but I will need to be sending out transcribed stuff...in X2 staff view I selected the tracks, went to print/ export to music xml...then I added the xml reader to chrome but I don't see a score, it looks like html 
ie 
score-partwise version="2.0">
<identification>
<creator type="composer">G Randy Brown</creator>
<rights>Copyright 2012 by G Randy Brown</rights>
<encoding>
<encoding-date>2013-07-11</encoding-date>
<encoder>Cakewalk, Inc.</encoder>
<software>SONAR X2 Producer [Version: 19.1.0.351]</software>

</encoding>



</identification>


<part-list>
<score-part id="P1">
<part-name>violins</part-name>

</score-part>


<score-part id="P2">
<part-name>K5 viola ride</part-name>

</score-part>


<score-part id="P3">
 
Is there a way of doing this without having to buy anything?
Thanks very much,
Randy

Today's your lucky day! Download a copy of MuseScore http://musescore.org/en - it'll load that MusicXML file and you can make your score as pretty as you like!

Well dang, that was a lot easier than I expected....thanks very much SuperG!

+1 to MuseScore, and there are some nice tutorial videos on there site to get you up and running.
 
An alternative is Finale Notepad, also free.

Thanks very much, I found the tuts.
she talks funny...and what are crochets and peaches? 

Since he got a legit answer he is satisfied with, I can now stop resisting the urge to give the silly answer of pen and paper! :)

dubdisciple
Since he got a legit answer he is satisfied with, I can now stop resisting the urge to give the silly answer of pen and paper! :)

yeah, ain't technology wonderful...especially when it's free!

CutePDF also works pretty well, and not just for printing scores from Sonar.

MondoArt
CutePDF also works pretty well, and not just for printing scores from Sonar.

+1