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[...] I wouldn't want Nisus to lose time on an iOS app, because this would steal time from their core business - maintaining the best wordprocessor for the Mac. [...] On the moment it would be more convenient for me if Nisus was capable of exporting to ePub format somehow (macros?), because ePub pr...

The more I look at it, the more I think the iPad is something other than just a computer. I don’t think it’s more than a computer. It’s just something else. Indeed, for me the iPad is a sort of extension of my 'normal' computer, that can be used 'unattached' to it. BUT, be careful when saying the i...

Yes, I would prefer a MacBook Air too, of course -- if the price was the same as an iPad... On the moment I make do with the Notes app on the iPad for text writing, because it synchronizes well with the Notes portion of Apple Mail. Unfortunately, Notes on the iPad is very limited and restricted to a...

[...] In fact some more extensive research reveals that sofar NO app is able to edit .RTF files. Can't imagine it to be difficult, but it would really help me out, and others I wouldn't wonder. Indeed, I discovered the same after I bought an iPad. Expected there would be a simple but decent text ed...

I use Tables too, and like it very much,
also because it is good in exchanging the Excel documents
from other people that I work with.

LinkBack feature would indeed be a nice feature.

Dirk Barends

One of old Nisus's features I pine for was the ability to search a lot of docs at once and then see all the results with each showing a line of the text found surrounding the search term. This was very useful! I am experimenting with iVerbum for this but it wants to make big indexes and that seems ...

No problem!
Good to be informed anyway that Tables is going to have this feature.
I already use Linkback a lot for drawings from Lineform,
and I am sure it will prove valuable for me with Nisus too,
also because I am using Tables more and more
the better I learn to work with it.

Dirk Barends

Thank you for this information,
but are you sure this already works for 1.4.6? (1.5 is supposed to have it)

And if so, how?

Dirk Barends

THANKS for making Nisus being able to edit HTML-documents again!

Dirk Barends

Thank you very much Martin, this macro seems to work well!
Another candidate for the Nisus Writer Pro Macro Repository?

Dirk Barends

Thanks Martin, but I think there still is a problem, when I want to apply the Macro, il tells me there is an error in the first line. Am I missing something here? Did you save it as a Nisus Macro? As for example: Number Lines.nwm Saved as a Perl Macro it gave that error with me too. Now if I could ...

Anne Cuneo wrote:[...]
Before I use it: what is this “number renumber” section?

This macro renumbers line too, if they are already numbered.
Should be saved as a Nisus Perl macro, and yes it can affect formatting of the text.
But it works, for me (the other one from Martin doesn't work well.)

Dirk Barends

I happen to have this Number Renumber Lines macro: #Nisus Macro Block #source front selection #destination front selection #End Nisus Macro Block use strict; binmode(STDIN, ":utf8"); binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8"); my $count = 1; my $start = 1; while (my $line = <STDIN>) { $line =~ s/[...

dpb wrote:

Elbrecht wrote:why stick with NWP 1.0.2 - last version is 1.0.3?

Where do you get it from? NWP-v102-help.zip is what currently downloads from the site.

The 1.0.2 help file is probably the same als for NWP 1.0.3, as they have the same size.

Dirk Barends

[...]But whether it's placed in the Applications directory or in the subdirectory "Nisus Writer Pro 1.0.2" , NWP v11b2 is still not finding it even after relaunch. Other suggestions? The help.pdf file should be placed in Nisus Writer Pro/Contents/Resources/ as Nisus Writer Pro/Contents/Re...