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At the moment, I'm content just having the wonderful capabilities of NWP on my Mac. As it happens, I use Scrivener for most of the heavy lifting in my writing process, and NWP basically comes into my workflow on the wrapping-up stage (or for writing short essays). Currently, Scrivener features a cle...

Many thanks, Philip! I appreciate the hark work. Despite all the caveats, in my case you just turned drudgery into a brilliant pass of magic. Clean and efficient! It's good to know there's an active macro wizard in this community. Thanks again.

Francisco

Thank you, Martin. I was hoping there was a convenient way to get a TOC without page numbers, and with clickable links, in the rtf document itself (as opposed to only in the pdf or html exports). But it's not important in the long run, that's not something I'd need often. And the existing panoply of...

Hi Philip, thanks for the swift reply. To clarify, what I need is a TOC in the document, with hyperlinks not pages (since this will be an html document in future). I actually did that already. I created a TOC with no page numbers, then applied the hyperlinks manually, one by one. But I thought that,...

I just imported into NWP an essay that I'll be finishing here. I still can't quite believe how easy it was to apply styles to all parts of the text in this document using the tools NWP provides. It took me about five minutes. This is awesome! This said, I've hit a minor bump in the road. I'm finishi...

Here you are guys … my Scrivener --> NWP workflow. I'm sure I've made omissions or not been clear in places, so get back to me if necessary. Hope it helps anyway. It seems the zipped .scriv project is too big for this forum software, so. If you PM me with an email address, I'll find a way of gettin...

:? I can't understand why Nisus has not produced a version for IPad! The demand has been high for years. OK, I'd like to add my vote here. I recently started using NWP and am quite impressed with its resourcefulness. It's got everything I need. EXCEPT, alas, for a couple things that turn out to be ...

Brilliant, Martin, Thank you very much. I appreciate your prompt assistance, and am thrilled to realize that NWP includes a surprising bag of tricks.

Francisco

So I imported a document, applied NWP-defined styles to it. I want the endnote default text to be the note number number followed by a dot and a space, and have set the endnote style accordingly. This works for new endnotes, but the imported endnotes remain stubbornly bereft of any dot after the not...

I'm in the middle of putting together a sort of tutorial on my whole working process of Scrivener --> NWP, which I may well post in the Scrivener forums and here if anyone is interested. That is, if I never finish it! :) Mark I'd be interested. The single piece of advice you already offered was ver...

Thanks, Mark. That is a VERY effective method. I had started groping my way forward by means of Powerfind, but your approach is much better than anything I had found this far. Many thanks, again.
Francisco

Hi, I'm a newcomer, and I'm in a bit at a loss here. I have an imported document with Basic text, Headings (Basic + bold), and Subheadings (Headings + italic). But the styles themselves did not come through, so the imported document has no styles. Basically, I'd like to apply the styles I have set u...

Hello Martin,

Thank you for your swift response. I just sent you the original RTF file along with the exported DOCX and the saved-as DOC files, which I produced this morning and faithfully reproduced the problem. I'm looking forward to hearing from you on this matter. Thanks!

Francisco

Dear All, I'm a new user. I just had my first experience exporting a smallish document with just simple headings and Bookends-inserted references to Word, and I'm a bit baffled. When exporting my document to Word, and also when simply saving a copy of the file as a Word document, NWP tampered with m...