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Hi Martin: yes you can use \Q...\E to escape meta characters in a regex find pattern. That works in both the regular Find panel and Nisus Writer Pro macros. Here's a quick example Nisus Writer macro: $sub = @string<\d+ \w+> Find All @String<T\w+ \Q$sub\E \w+>, 'E' That will match the text: Test \d+ ...

In case you need a workaround, you can use find/replace to remove the errant newlines. Here's a find pattern that will match the unwanted newlines: You can leave the replace expression empty to just deleted the found newlines. I hope that helps.

This is definitely not a feature. We'll get this bug fixed, sorry for the nuisance!

I've been able to reproduce what you described, and it's definitely unexpected behavior. You should be able to save additional edits after you restore a prior version of a document. I'll file this as a bug, thank you for the report! In the meantime I'm afraid you'll have to close and reopen any docu...

Nisus Writer Express 4 currently only has an English interface (GUI). However, non-English localizations (like French) will be updated and restored in a future software update. I'm sorry for the trouble.

Does your document text use any languages that are not shown in the preferences? Settings for any such languages could still influence Nisus Writer's behavior, even if those languages are not listed amongst your preferred languages. Please check the languages applied to your text and make sure you d...

The most likely cause of the unwanted keyboard change is your language preferences in Nisus Writer. We let the user optionally associate separate keyboard layouts for each language. For example, you can have Nisus Writer automatically activate the French keyboard layout every time you enter some Fre...

You can change the font size of comments in your document by adjusting the Comment paragraph style. This is a special style that Nisus Writer automatically applies to all comments by default. If you edit this style to change its formatting (eg: font size), your comment text will be updated automatic...

There is no such date search feature, but we'll certainly add it to our list of potential future enhancements. Thank you for your feedback!

After reviewing privately submitted sample emails, they confirm what I suspected: these emails are not standard. Specifically they are missing a date header entirely. This is why InfoClick falls back to using the email file modification time (as cached by Apple Mail), which doesn't necessarily have ...

In rare circumstances you might see an alert that says you do not have permission to save your document: alert.png This alert may suggest you should fix the file's permissions in the Finder; this is most likely misleading. The problem is more likely caused by a macOS security feature called sandboxi...

Great advice and suggestions all around, thanks everyone! It's wonderful having such helpful and good natured users :) Although the original question seems thoroughly answered now, I still want to point out this FAQ topic on searching for formatted text . It covers some of the techniques discussed a...

Adrian already replied with all the right info (thanks!), but I just wanted to help with the second suggestion, in case you decide to customize your template. Please see our FAQ topic on how to customize your New File template window.

Thank you for the screenshots and possible bug report. That certainly doesn't look correct. If Apple Mail is showing the date as Nov 2015, then InfoClick should not show Oct 2019. My first suspicion is that the email is malformed, or perhaps the date is encoded in a non-standard format. In that situ...

If your old Nisus Writer document has an image that appears incorrectly on screen the most likely problem is that the image is using the legacy Mac PICT image data format. PICT images are a very old Apple technology (originally from "classic" OS 9) that has fallen into disrepair and should be consid...