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Yes you can. Nisus Writer Pro is compatible with Arabic, Hebrew, and other right to left languages.

For more, see how to change languages and language-sensitive options.

Yes, Nisus Writer Pro can read Classic Nisus Writer documents (from the Mac OS 9 era). There are some limitations, so the first time you open and import a Classic document, you should look it over to make sure all your text is intact. I opened my Classic document and all formatting is gone! The most...

Thanks for your answer dave. So does it mean that the upgrade price from 1.x to 2.x for academic user and normal user is the same? I want to make sure because I have previous experience in which an academic license holder need to pay more for the software upgrade. No, you would pay the academic pri...

Hi Larme,

There is no difference in the academic version and the full version, apart from price. Oh, and there is no academic upgrade price.

Dave

Here is what our license says about two different machines: "Second or Portable Computer Provision You may use a copy of the software on a second or portable computer, as long as the extra copy is never Loaded at the same time the Software is Loaded on the primary computer on which you use the ...

As I wrote in January , we don't have a thing to do with the list, and there really isn't anything we can do about it. The list owner is unresponsive, and I seriously doubt that he is looking at our forums. You may want to write to the list, in the chance that the list owner may see it and fix it. A...

Hi 1nisusz,

Write to me at dave at nisus.com. I will take care of it for you.

Dave

Spotlight, Apple's new search tool in 10.4, is able to index native Nisus Writer Express documents. Apple has included several importers (plug-ins) for Spotlight, including RTF, Mail, JPEG, PDF and MP3. Since Nisus Writer Express's native file format is RTF, documents are easily indexed by the syste...

Since Nisus Writer Express opens ".doc" files, the Finder has to choose between the two applications to open this file. How does the system determine which application to open these files? Something called Launch Services looks at, among other things, the file extension to determine which ...

Of course, now that I wrote that nothing had changed, something has changed. The archives for January seem to work now. Go figure.

Dave

As this is not our list, all I can do is to write to the list mom. I did that last week, but I have not heard anything. If I do hear something, I will let you know.

midwinter wrote:

dave wrote:

midwinter wrote:Jeez Martin. Showoff.

Quiet, banana man!

Don't tempt me. That icon could be much, much worse.

You dare to invoke the sacred name of Hoff in a threatening manner? May you be sentenced to a lifetime of Baywatch reruns!

midwinter wrote:Jeez Martin. Showoff.

Quiet, banana man!

I kind of get the sense that Nisus has some neat things in store for us, hence the relative silence before the storm... or, er, before the wave... or, uh, hm. Well, before something good. I don't know...remarkable silence at Nisus means one of the following: 1) New stuff in the next version? I thin...

NWX is assisting me in expanding my short story rejection letter collection. It is also helping me write a novel; but not enough... I should pipe up and say that NWE helped me get the weirdest rejection letter from an academic journal I've ever gotten. If you sent the manuscript with your avatar at...