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Now that Nisus Writer 3.2 allows multi-page PDF imports automatically, which is something I do a lot of, I thought I'd share a tip or two. I primarily use this feature to import into my Nisus document a PDF of two in an appendix--the original, as it were, that I am discussing in the main part of my ...

Yes, Dark mode looks fantastic now. Thank you very much! I appreciate the theming support, I imagine it was a fairly extensive change to create theming files and such, but it looks great!

Nisus, I would like to say thank you for this new update! Dark mode looks great; I am greatly appreciating the new PDF file import option (you cannot believe how welcome that one is!) and many more!--in fact, that has made a huge different in my workflow for the better already, even though the relea...

Thanks for the Macros, Martin! I appreciate them very much! So Nisus already has Tables of Authorities, for the most part. It's all Indexing, really. A dedicated Table of Authorities command would really only be a refining of the indexing. It's a two level index, and with the ability to possibly sor...

The macro as proposed by Martin sounds good. Would it affect numbering in any fashion? By that I mean that occasionally I move entire sections around the document and usually, with the list style and automatic numbering, it renumbers. I can't see any reason why it would matter here, but I've learned...

So seeing a couple of other topics on list styles has triggered my mind on how to achieve something. I'd like to get a heading that looks like this: 1.3. Stock Sale. The following will trigger a stock sale.... 1.4. Other Events of Default. Default will also be triggered upon the following.... Note t...

While I too would like a better answer, your second "bad hack" won't work: only one paragraph style can affect a paragraph. You CAN manually override the "spacing before" and "spacing after" of a paragraph with a paragraph style, so in reality your second option would be to select the first line of ...

Martin and Adryan, thanks for the replies. I like the "caveman" style of just sticking in a few returns. It works! I think, Martin, that with three different sources of adjustments to the margins--heading, odd/even pages, etc. that somehow we get a "single source of truth" to quote Apple. I understa...

I'm resurrecting this thread because I just ran into this issue myself. I have to file a document with the Court with a 2 inch top margin on the 1st page, but a regular margin on the rest of the document. So naturally I clicked the "Different first page header" option and enlarged the header to 2 in...

So it's been a long time, but I finally managed to get an update to this issue. Turns out, that removing /revtbl allows the document to be accepted by the court system. /revtim seems to be acceptable. As to why /revtbl is such a bad one, who knows. And while I can strip out /revtbl from my documents...

If yuo are running Mojave, in the Language & Region preferences in System Preferences, under the "Advanced" settings (which is a button on that page) on the "general" tab there's a series of "Grouping" and "decimal" seperators you can change to whatever you want.

Maybe that will help you ngazidja?

I am sorry this is frustrating to you. However, hopefully this is an easy fix. What has worked for me is a two column table, not two actual columns. So I build a table with rows, each row having two cells. In the first cell I have the phrase I want to index or search for. For instance, the word "Tha...

Well, the problem was that it wasn't a "small piece" of text, it was quite large. I was cross referencing a citation. So I had bookmarked some text; the citation, which I was going to reference elsewhere. The cross reference was the "name of the bookmark." So it inserted a lengthy string. But I deci...

So I just found out I don't know how to delete a cross reference from text. There doesn't appear to be a "remove cross reference" command, either in menu or in the Macro language. To be clear, I'm talking about a text that cross references another piece of text. You can change the crux reference, bu...

While you've mentioned QuickFix's Martin, can I ask about a feature from Word I miss? THat's an automatic fix for two capitals at the beginning of a word or sentence; I've accidentally typed one in this sentence and left it as a demonstration. Right now I'm not sure I see how an automatic fix could ...