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These kinds of macros will require a simple combination of find commands and style menu items. Basically you'll want to find the text that meets your criteria and then apply your style. So, your parenthesis macro might look like this: Find '^\(.+$', 'aE' Format:Character Style:Parenthesis The first ...

Thanks for posting that, I wasn't aware that one could resolve the issue that way.

Please send in a feedback report with a copy of the document using the menu Help > Send Feedback. Hopefully that will yield some clues.

it is Palatino. I tried opening a new document and just typing lower case "abcd" and it came up red when I tried to change from my default to Palatino. I know the font is installed, It appears in my other word processors. Palatino definitely contains lowercase "a" through "...

You can use fixed line height to prevent superscripted/supscripted text from affecting the line height.

This is indeed a bug. When you enter a hyperlink in NWP it will automatically prefix "http://" if no protocol is specified. This unfortunately prevents the use of relative URLs for hyperlinks. We'll file a bug, thanks.

Thanks Bob- I'm baffled by your file. There looks to be some kind of bug here, I'll have us look into it.

For cases when you want to break text apart, you can always use a zero-width space (U+200B).

As for something like a URL, which might break in unsightly ways, we have filed away the feature "keep text together on same line".

What font was applied in the cases where kerning did not work? Can you submit a sample document via the menu Help > Send Feedback? Thanks.

Hi Bob- when you change the kerning, you want to have both (all) of the characters selected. Here's an example with your name loosened between one and four times, zoomed in to 400%: http://nisus.com/support/martin/kern.jpg As you can see, the effects are subtle. Really we should add a slider or some...

Hi Marco, I'm sorry to say that there's no way for you to change this right now. However, I'd consider this bad behavior by the typesetter and will file a bug that we change it. Thanks for letting us know.

Martin: That's great that Pro and Express can now adjust the baseline in a MathType equation! To answer your question: I believe(?) that I called Nisus on Friday (10/12) and again on Monday (10/15) when I left a message asking someone to contact me by phone or by email. My puzzlement was due to my ...

The poor resolution of Mathtype image occurs after printing. The resolution on screen is okay even when zoomed 2400%. The images from LaTeXit are fine both on screen and after printing. Sample document was sent via "Send Feedback". pax Thanks pax, I've received the document and will take ...

You might indeed be encountering some bugs, but much of what you describe sounds very abnormal. Can you submit a feedback report with your document using the menu Help > Send Feedback ? I try and create a list for figures and tables, like 'Table 1: caption text'. All works well until it hits number ...

I initiated this topic by asking whether NWP was able to adjust the baseline in an imported MathType equation. Has the problem been fixed in the new versions of NWP and/or NW Express? I was unable to contact Nisus about this and thus have a further question: Does Nisus still provide support? Pro 1....