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BTW, if you want the script to activate mail, with the new message opened and ready to address, add these lines to the end of the script:

tell application "Mail"
activate
end tell

maybe there's already a way to do this, but I couldn't find it. I was trying to do this myself, but got MAJOR help from the forum users at macosxhints.com...please include the credit (not mine, the author's) if you distribute it: -- Send Nisus Writer Express Document as Mail Attachment -- -- By BigP...

strange...it works on my laptop - but on my desktop, definitely doesn't....I'm on the road now but I will check the items you mentioned. thanks.

I use MS Word format (not RTF) as my default format in Nisus. When I use my smart folder to find all my Word docs within X number of days, only those created in MS Word show up.

How do I make Smart Folders find my Nisus docs?

thanks,

Dan

I use a word macro to do it, but am not sure if Nisus can...

thanks

When I save a new document for the first time in Nisus by using CMD-S, the doc automatically saves in the Nisus Documents folder with whatever words are in the first line (or untitled, if there are none.) This is odd behavior - shouldn't it ask me for a document's name, instead of forcing me to do a...

too much sugar today, obviously. services menu.

Is there a way to do this, as with Word's "Send to Email Recipient as Attachment" command, or via a Macro or Applescript..

thanks,

dan

actually, I've noticed that it doesn't always happen for me, either. I'm able to reproduce it, but there seems to be no logical reason I can see (though there must be one, somewhere in the code, I guess) for one instance or the other.

Oh well.

this is either a bug or a mistake, depending on how you interpret it. But it is clearly a problem! \\ :wink: If you type a sentence in quotes, and close the quoted phrase with a comma and then a quote mark, ie: "I love nisus," said the monkey. Nisus interprets the close quote as a new open...