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I'm still working with 10.4 but I think I read that 10.5 doesn't have a Classic environment. So the only possibility to open Classic NW documents on 10.5 is to import them to NWX/NWP or another word processor.

Still, I would be happy if Nisus Writer Pro would support the Cite-While-You-Write and live formatting functionality via Sente, Bookends or preferably both. This is pretty much the only reason I still "like" to use Word, as I do miss Cite-While-You-Write and especially live formatting of references...

Does anybody know if the release of Nisus Writer Pro means that Nisus Writer Express is discontinued? Or will both applications being developed?

rmark wrote:

Reiner wrote:But anyway with the crossrefs-feature I still hope it will import Crossrefs from old Classic Nisus-documents correctly.

It will (and does).

Good news. I will test this feature as hard as possible

Like others mentioned before I don't like the tactics to release NWP as "new" application. But maybe one needs this marketing if the application comes three years too late?

But anyway with the crossrefs-feature I still hope it will import Crossrefs from old Classic Nisus-documents correctly.

in german language it is usual to wirte e.g. "1,5" instead of "1.5" which is reflected by the number-block of the keyboard. there is a , not a . on german keyboards. but nwx needs dots e. g. with the page margins. please change this in the localization of 2.7, there is no reason why not both ways of...

2. There is actually a bug in 2.6.1 that makes all this irrelevant. Eg: Express always uses Page view if an existing file does not specify a view. I've seen that this will be fixed for our upcoming upgrade (free). everything what you write was totally clear for me. I just meant the situation you me...

if you start an already existing rtf-file for the first time nwx it always is shown in page view. is there a possibility to set the standard view to draft view?

if there is no possibility for that I would like to add this as a feature request.

We don't have to learn Mellel's styles (which aren't complicated but why should word processing be anything other than simple). because sometimes things which are real powerful aren't possible to be only simple? btw mellel's styles are not that complicated, they're not simple that's true, but they ...

nobody has an answer to my question?

Sorry I have not asked about editable hyphenation dictionaries but about *where* they are located. I want to know which languages' hyphenation are supported by nwx therefor I want to know where the dictionaries are.

nobody knows this?

nobody knows this?

hi,

does anybody know, where in the system are the hyphenation dictionaries located?

thanks in advance

imho Mellel is the greatest wordprocessor which ever existed. It is still in developement what means, that it isn't completed, many important features are still missing (the same with NWX), as well as while it's permanent (and fast) improvement process users' needs and wishes are considered. I don't...