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Martin, Thank you for what you wrote. I was confused by the meaning of <0+>. Sorry. I guess my explanation was a bit too short. The real power of Nisus' Find/Replace lies in those pop-up menus to the left of the Find Box. What specifically do the <0+> in your attachment do? The Repeat commands appl...

To be clear, my "nested comments" are multiple comments applied to the identical text range via the "Add Comment" command. Ah! I thought that Nisus didn't allow this kind of thing. (I really don't use comments too often.) I think Nisus doesn't allow such things to be created, bu...

ForEach $comment in $doc.allComments $range = Range.new(0, $comment.text.length) $selection = TextSelection.new($comment.text, $range) $doc.setSelection($selection) Menu 'Paragraph Style:Comment' End Is there a more elegant way to do that? Note that in the macro reference under Document Object Comm...

chazzo wrote:I meant that your "if ! $change.isTextContentChanged" condition finds:

Formatted: Font: Georgia; was: Times New Roman

but not:

Formatted: Language: English (U.S.); was: German

That sounds like a bug to me. You should report it (using Feedback.)

This seems to be happening to some people. See http://www.nisus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5227

voila!

Anyhow just one more comment to the "Go to Next Comment" you mentioned and used in Martin's macro. That command does work for nested comments. I just tested it. However Martin's macro doesn't find them, since it uses the expedient of placing the selection after the comment to look for the ...

Well as pointed out on the other thread you should be able to find the answer in the file Help > Macro Language Reference . There you'll find there is a document propery .allComments which will return the comments and then you should be able to loop through them with code $doc = Document.active fore...

Taking a wider view, is there a reference somewhere for all these macro properties? I'm extremely grateful for the help, but I could probably have figured this one out myself if I'd been able to consult a list of what's available. Help > Macro Language Reference What do you mean by "Text Langu...

The font tag is generally my preferred solution as well. But there is one little problem. The "font" includes not just size and font-face, but also things such as Italic, Bold, etc. So depending on the situation you may not get all the things you want. Another option are the Kino "Sel...

And I just noticed that Table > Select > Table works correctly across multiple tables. (I have always been using Select All (twice) to select tables, but that only works on a single table.)

You have to *select* the table (not just click inside it) for Copy Table Text to have any effect

The trick to doing this in one go, is to turn what you want to do upside down. Replace all em-dashes, with any preceding or following spaces to the pattern <space>—<space>. This will pointlessly replace all the correct cases, but it will straighten out all the wrong cases. To do this make sure you a...

This macro would seem to do the trick (Test it on a copy, please!).

In principle yes. The Nisus macro language has the ability to access tracked changes. The tracked change object has a .isTextContentChanged property (among others), so it seems it would be possible to distinguish the ones you are looking for.