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NOTE: this software is for Classic Mac OS (eg: OS 9) and cannot be used on Mac OS X.
Nisus Writer Classic is no longer for sale. This page is only for archival purposes.

Downloads Available:


One-Click Buttons Download Mac Bin



To customize the buttons:
1. Launch NW (5.1.2 only)
2. Open OC editor
3. Click library tab and open the NW OC button library file
4. Click the pallet tab and make a new application pallet
5. Go back to the library tab
6. Drag and drop the button from the library to the new app. pallet

Final comment:
It was not possible to make a good OC balloon help text.
It apprears in a very strange way. Make a distinction
between enabled text and disabled button text for ballon help either,
like the NW original ballon help; I think this is the
limitation of preparing ballon help text under the current
version of OC. Maybe some of you can make it better... ;->

It seems that there is a system extention conflict between
Norton utilities and the current verion of OC. I had serious
booting problem after installing OC, but it was gone after
I disable all the system extention of Norton utilities.

You can distribute these buttons to anybody, anywhere without
my agreement.

Enjoy the buttons....!

          Tae-Yun Park


Re: OC buttons slowing down CPU performance:
So far I received several messages on those buttons
saying that they slow down the CPU performance considerably.

This is true if all the buttons are used on the customized pallete(s) simultaneously. The reason is that I used the scheduled process script. I did that simply because I like the variable buttons which can change its display depends on the status of menu(enabled or disabled), which is something like the original NW floting tool bars... And I didn't expect that so many of NW-OC users put ALL the buttons on the NW space at the same time.

If you prefer you can always delete the scheculed script located in the beginning of the script, because the rest of the script also check if the menu is enabled or not.

To do this,

1. Launch NW
2. Open Oneclick editor under NW
3. Click the script tab
4. Click one of the OC buttons you coustomized
5. Delete the following script:

On Startup
.......
End Startup

On Scheduled
....
End Scheduled

6. Click next OC button and do the step 5....

Perhaps, the display of the button remains dimmed even after this. In this case, you can change the display of the button by changing from "Disabled" to "Normal" located in the popup menu "appearacne" under the buttob tab.

Someday when I become more free with my time, I will rewrite the scripts, as well as make all the NW commands as OC buttons.

Sorry for the inconvenience.