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Nisus Writer Pro version 3.3 is indeed the latest version available. It requires a version 3 license key.

I had sent an email asking for Academic discount (Seminary Professor), but have not heard anything

I replied to your emails a few minutes ago.

Non-breaking spaces can be a nuisance. I can't imagine the intentions behind all the non-breaking spaces in the sample text that was posted. It's out of control! But non-breaking spaces are also quite useful if deployed intelligently. Especially as they are actual character codes instead of formatti...

Philip's advice is spot on. You definitely want to use a list style to automatically number your figures, and then insert cross-references to those list items to ensure the referential number is always accurate. This also creates nice clickable links in exported PDFs. The one other tip I'll add is t...

I'm glad to hear that method worked for your situation. It's the simplest way to ensure correct layout.

Adrian is correct: tables are not shapes and cannot be arbitrarily moved and positioned. Tables behave like paragraphs; they are placed inline in the normal text flow. Aside from Adrian's suggestion of using a 2-column document section, here are a few other ideas: 1. If your table structures are com...

I'm sorry that you're having trouble. I'm not aware of any current Bookends incompatibility. Once your document is sent to Bookends for processing/scanning, it's in the hands of Bookends to complete the process and return the formatted document to Nisus Writer. So please follow up with Sonny Softwar...

Hi Lou, and welcome back! I'm not sure I entirely understand what you want, but here's a macro that takes a stab at it. You should place your insertion point (aka: caret) anywhere in a list and run the macro. It will insert newlines before and after the contiguous paragraphs in the same list style. ...

The most likely culprit is the effective language of your text. Each language can have different smart quote settings, as configured in the Nisus Writer QuickFix preference pane. Please check what language is showing for your comments. I would guess that your document's "Comment" paragraph...

Thanks for the additional explanation! I think to investigate this further we'll need you to use a special debug version of Nisus Writer. We can try to capture and log the source of the unwanted auto-scrolling. If you're willing to help continue the investigation, please send me an email directly at...

Hi Ulrich, The other forum topic that you referenced actually talks about the opposite problem, where a final word and its following closing quote mark wrap too early, but all together. Your situation is not like this. Your problem is that the close quote mark wraps on its own and leaves the final w...

It looks like votes for the old document title/frame settled in around 60%, which is still a big majority over the new frame around 30%. frame-poll.png Nisus Writer should probably revert to the old frame by default and make the new frame optional. We'll have to investigate this as a future potentia...

That sounds like an irritating behavior. I'm glad that you have a relatively simply workaround to break out of autoscrolling jail. Offhand this sounds like a bug in Nisus Writer, though macOS could also be a factor. One question: when you say the "page" bounces do you mean that the top of ...

This won't help you replace or fix text indexing, but Nisus Writer does come with a macro that lets you search in your document's indexing topics. You can run it via the menu Macro > Find > Find in Indexing. It handles automatic and explicit inclusion.

Paco did the translation work, so he deserves all the credit for his diligence. Thank you Paco!

And thanks to you too lramosgomez, for your feedback during the process

Downloading the app, zip, or installer from nisus.com will never require a password. Once you've downloaded the installer package (with a .pkg file extension) when you run it, it may prompt you for your Mac admin / user account password, i.e. the one you enter when starting your computer. That's so ...