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Okay, I see. I guess what I wasn't sure about was whether the .pdf file used to make the watermark was a full, letter-sized sheet. Thanks.

By the way, if its not clear, I'm talking about the "linenumbers.pdf" file that shows up in the "Watermark from image file" button in the Watermark dialogue box.

Martin,

How did you create the .pdf file that you used in the watermark? Could you post the actual .pdf file so that I could see it? I'm looking to do the same thing, but what to make some tweaks.

Thanks

I should also add that I think I have noticed the same problem with other fonts, at least other weights of the same font (Arno Pro). Specifically, I am pretty sure I have noticed the problem with Semibold Italic and Bold Italic.

I was using Adobe's Arno Pro. Nisus Writer Pro 2.01. The errant change in face only affects the style definition, not any text in the document using the style (an override bleeds in). I'll file the bug for fixing, thank you! It seems like you are saying the appearance of the text is still correct. H...

In a template, I am using an open face typeface that includes many font weights. One that I am using is a "Semibold" weight (selected from the "Face" drop-down menu on the Character palate). The heading paragraph style is set to use the Semibold weight, for instance. The problem ...

Thank you. That sorted it all out. You're right, I was editing the list style independently from the heading style. I didn't realize this would create two "versions" of the same list style.

I don't see any major difference between numbering setup and yours. The only difference is that my heading style are attached to the List style Headings rather than the List style Tiered Headings, and I use the custom numbering system (under the "#" button) instead of the built-in scheme (...

Yes, they are all checked. I had already messed around with that setting to make sure it wasn't the problem.

I'm trying to set up tiered numbered headings like: 1 Heading 1 Body text. 1.1 Hading 2 Body text. 1.2 Heading 2 Body text. 1.2.1 Heading 3 and so on. The problem I am having is that the headings are not numbering incrementally. So, what I'm getting, is: 1 Heading 1 Body text. 1.1 Hading 2 Body text...

Is there a way to set the number of an automatically numbered heading to a different font that the heading itself (other than by manually applying the different font)? For instance, in the example below, the heading number is not italicized while the heading text is. Some word processers allow this ...

I get the same behavior with 2.01. I sent a crash report via feedback.

I have a template. The template was saved in draft view, so that when I open a document based on the template, it too opens in draft view. When I try to switch from draft view to page view, NWP either crashes or freezes.

I am running Lion.