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The other Nisus documents were not reacting to any of this so once again, I still think something else is going on here. The difference might be explained by the way in which you originally inserted images. If you just link to the image then its data won't be stored in the document; only a referenc...

Your screenshot of the tracked changes options window shows that you do not have tracking enabled. So that's unlikely to be a problem. It's still possible your file has tracked changes that were recorded earlier, but that's unlikely, especially if you didn't turn it on. However, your screenshot of t...

Although at this point I do not understand what is going to be an optimal size for an in line graphic in size. There isn't a single optimal image size in bytes. It will depend on a lot of factors, including the quality you need (eg: DPI) for whatever final output you intend. It can even vary by the...

I'm sorry you're having trouble with a particular document. From what you described regarding very slow saving, you probably have an embedded image that is very large in terms of its data size (in bytes). When you insert a graphic Nisus Writer preserves all of the original image data , even if you r...

I think a macro command showing a UI with fuzzy/partial text matching and filtering would be a useful addition. I can foresee other situations where such a feature would be useful. Thanks for the idea, I'll file it as a potential future enhancement. Unfortunately it's difficult to obtain the results...

What you said is unfortunately true. When you click an intra-document link in a PDF, the viewer app (eg: Apple's Preview) tends to place the link target at the very top of the scrollable area. That means whatever was above the target will be out of view. If you have a link to a caption underneath a ...

Ahhh, I'm sorry for missing the joke, and making you ruin it with an explanation. Your hypothetical Missing List Item macro would be awesome I'm pretty sure I need that every time I'm grocery shopping haha.

I'm glad the macro is useful, thanks Adrian! I'd be happy to tweak it more for your needs, but I wasn't sure what you meant by this: I don’t suppose you could tweak the macro just that teensy-weensy little bit more so it automatically and contextually interpolates the inevitable dreaded Missing List...

Thanks Adrian and Mark for the additional refinements and discussion! That’s good, Martin, except that it only works for Lists That's true, and it's certainly a limitation that prevents using the macro more generally without list styles. Though if people are working exclusively with list styles, the...

Thanks heaps for that, Martin. I'm always happy to help! :) The only caveat is that the selection must commence with a Paragraph Start How about the macro allows for the selection to be anywhere in a list paragraph? It's easy enough to expand the selection (or insertion point) using the menu Format...

For example, the following code works inconsistently: ... I think the problem lies with the Selection stack. There is indeed a problem with the selection stack/history that's preventing your macro from working correctly. It looks like the current selection (at the moment when you start the macro) i...

Here's an example file that shows the technique of using specialized paragraph styles to control list spacing: lists example.rtf The file has a paragraph style called "List" that enforces the list style called "Number List" and eliminates the spacing between paragraphs. This style is the basis for t...

So long as languages are working properly for you now, that's the important thing. Please let us know if you have any other questions or trouble in the future.

This question has come up before, so it's something we'll probably improve in the future. I'm sorry for the confusion, but thanks to Adrian for explaining the situation.

That said, what happens, actually, when you have a "different first page" header/footer with a same page section break? What is considered the "first page" of the section in those situations? I think I recall that whatever section is in effect at the very top of the page is the one that governs wha...