this latest nisus has a MAJOR flaw:
the ruler annotations are lost all the time. i have just worked on a bibliography for which i lose all formating when i save it, close it and reopen it. please fix this! It is wasting so much time.
thanks.
problems with ruler formatting
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martin
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Well 2.5 is a "sneak peek" version (also called an "alpha"), so it is not ready for general use. I just wanted to be sure that you were not using that particular version before I asked you more about your trouble.
So, when you say ruler formatting, what do you mean exactly? Head indent, tabs, alignment? What exactly is lost when you save and reopen your file? Also, what file format are you using?
So, when you say ruler formatting, what do you mean exactly? Head indent, tabs, alignment? What exactly is lost when you save and reopen your file? Also, what file format are you using?
I save regularly, so it is an rtf file. and it changes the rulers whereby (as in all bibliographies) the second + lines are indented automatically. I set up a doc to indent automatically until i start a new parag. and this no longer works. will the beta work better? so when i quit and reopen the file, all the ruler tabs are in place but none of the formatting is effected.
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martin
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I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand exactly what happens. Are you saying that before you save the file your paragraphs look like this:
<pre>Paragraph 1, line 1 is too long and wraps to
line 2 of paragraph 1. This line is automatically
indented, as is line 3.
The first line of paragraph 2 is not indented, but
subsequent lines are.</pre>
And after you save and reopen, your paragraphs look like this:
<pre>Paragraph 1, line 1 is too long and wraps to
line 2 of paragraph 1. This line is no longer
automatically indented, nor line 3.
The first line of paragraph 2 is not indented, but
neither are subsequent lines.</pre>
Do I understand your problem correctly? If so, I assume you are setting these indents by changing the line indent (the little blue triangle on the ruler that points upward)?
<pre>Paragraph 1, line 1 is too long and wraps to
line 2 of paragraph 1. This line is automatically
indented, as is line 3.
The first line of paragraph 2 is not indented, but
subsequent lines are.</pre>
And after you save and reopen, your paragraphs look like this:
<pre>Paragraph 1, line 1 is too long and wraps to
line 2 of paragraph 1. This line is no longer
automatically indented, nor line 3.
The first line of paragraph 2 is not indented, but
neither are subsequent lines.</pre>
Do I understand your problem correctly? If so, I assume you are setting these indents by changing the line indent (the little blue triangle on the ruler that points upward)?