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Hello, Janice. As for words that follow " .) ", you can use this search/replace pattern: Find what : (?<=\.\) ). Replace with : \T{uppercase:\0} Open Find and Replace and select PowerFind Pro from the Using drop-down. Please note that there’s a space between the two closing parens. Also yo...

I don’t think 3.0 will be the next upgrade. From 2.0 to 3.0 is too big a leap. Version 1.x had been around almost four years when 2.0 turned up. 2.0 has been around two years now, and they only released minor updates. Hence, 2.x is going to be the next major upgrade, 2.0.5 being a minor. By the way,...

Hello, Jester. You are not alone. Search for “downgrade snow leopard” in Apple Support Communities . Looks like Apple made it an almost impossible task to downgrade any recent machine. I suspect they fiddled with the firmware. As for me, I am sticking to SL and MacBook for reasons that are to do wit...

As far as I know, if you select some text and search “In Selection”, the engine will find all occurrences within the selection without any need to select again. For example, try to select a portion of text, then activate Find/Replace. Click on “In Selection” from the “Where” pop-up menu. Enter some ...

Can you read epubs with a kindle? No. I convert them using calibre . It’s a very useful tool. You can convert from epub to epub and it will change the units for you. Anyway, I’m glad to see you solved the problem. You can change px into pt using a plain search/replace. Finally, I agree with you tha...

Hello, Thomas.

Have you tried substituting 1em for 12px? I don’t know about your reader, but it works on Kindle.

Greetings, Henry.

Many years ago, some twenty or so, I remember Aldus FreeHand (I suppose that was the name) allowed you to set the kerning in ens. Now, ens, like ems, are a relative measure unit, so 0.2ens was 20 percent. of the width of a lowercase en letter in that particular font. I think that was some typographi...

Hi, Philip.

Maybe I misunderstood, but you can set a shortcut to start a macro. Go to Preferences > Menu Keys > Macro.

Greetings, Henry.

This happens on and off to me too. NWP 2.0.4 and OS 10.6.8. I can’t reproduce it. It quietly comes in and quietly goes away. Anyway, clicking on either of the twin menu item starts the macro OK. It’s just a visual bother, think of a mosquito without sting.

Greetings, Henry.

Hello, Patrice. I think, it might be useful to post the offending documents, both the original rtf and the resulting epub, on this forum. So everyone can check them. Of course, you can garble the text using NW’s Redact macro, or change it manually. Also I could try to convert the document, or a snip...

Also, you can create a macro out of a find/replace find. Write your definition using PowerFind, then switch to PowerFind Pro. Find and replace definition changes to regular expressions. Click on the gear and select Macroize…. Select Replace All and save the expression as a macro file, or copy it to ...

Hello, Warren. I’m sorry I don’t understand your point three. Can you post an example with some text before and after? As for the others, this macro will do the job. Note: I assumed that you wanted to substitute a space for a carriage return. Find and Replace "\n(?!\t)", " ", &qu...

Or zoom might be enabled in style sheet view. Other than 100%, that is.

Thanks, Henry.

I was laying out a document to be exported into pdf for my KIndle. The page is 9 by 12 cm. This is the style sheet view:
Greetings, Henry.

Perhaps you can share your test document or exact process that produces too many styles? Thanks for your patience, Martin. I have attached the files, both source and destination. Here are the steps to trigger the bug, or rather behavior. Install Style library in your style library folder. Then, 1. ...