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Thanks for addressing this directly Martin. I for one have pined for a Nisus lite for the iPad, but as the iPadOS and the hardware has progressed, that might no longer be satisfactory to most users. I've always appreciated how clean Nisus handled text and it's interface (I've grown to prefer NW Pro ...

If NW should release an iPad version, I should buy a copy the same day!
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It's been talked to death, unfortunately. Just got my magic keyboard for iPad Pro.Not having it on the iPad makes less and less sense. I used to do all my personal writing in Nisus, but not for years, as I've shifted to using my iPad for more of that, and with the release of the Magic Keyboard, I m...

It's been talked to death, unfortunately. Just got my magic keyboard for iPad Pro.Not having it on the iPad makes less and less sense. I used to do all my personal writing in Nisus, but not for years, as I've shifted to using my iPad for more of that, and with the release of the Magic Keyboard, I ma...

Overall, I like the look and feel of NWP 3, but the font palette has way too much play in it (Not sure why it has any). It's a little too easy to swipe right in the font palette and to push the fonts out of view. Not sure why that is.

Go figure. Nisus is apparently magic. No updates to the app since 12/17 (2.1. or the OS since 2/20/18, nor the print drivers since 10/17, but viola it's working again.

This is from Nisus, but I looked to see if it occurred in other apps. Eg. Word, Pages, Safari and it does not, BUT it does occur in TextEdit. I also tested it with 3 different printers and it does the same thing. I've also created new documents and it occurs in them as well.

Since updating to the macOS High Sierra 10.13.3 Supplemental Update printing is skewed (see attached). I've change the print orientation, but in vertical orientation it's off. The issue doesn't seem to occur pages or word, but it does in TextEdit. Thoughts.

Thanks again for the response. I understand that converting files is trivial, but it's not frictionless, and that's what I'd like my Nisus workflow to be. Where 10 years ago converting files back and forth, sending them via email, compressing them with stuffit or copying them to a cd or a syquest dr...

Thanks, for your reply. There are a number of options to convert or open the NWP docs, but I'm hoping for a more effortless workflow. Time will tell if the Apple productivity eco-system will grow with the new iPad Pro and iOS 11, but it looks to me like it might finally be a legitimate alternative w...

Thanks, for your reply. There are a number of options to convert or open the NWP docs, but I'm hoping for a more effortless workflow. Time will tell if the Apple productivity eco-system will grow with the new iPad Pro and iOS 11, but it looks to me like it might finally be a legitimate alternative w...

I know this topic has been brought up a couple of times since the release of the iPad. I suggested in the past creating an iPad app focused on editing as earlier iPads didn't strike me as particularly good as productivity devices. I think with the iPad Pro and access to the file system coming with i...

Any idea on an eta for v. 1.2? I know there have been challenges with store approval in the past. Does that look like it's likely to happen again? If so is there a work around similar to the work around you had for NisusWriter Pro?

Thanks.

Just upgraded to 2.02, it's back to the days of 6.5 in many ways. It got me to thinking of the possibilities of fully implementing Lion and iOS 5 features and came to the conclusion that an iPad editing app would be great. -First if Nisus implemented the "Documents in the Cloud" integration it would...