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Yes. Put your cursor in an area of text with the colour in question and there should appear on the status bar at the bottom of the window a spot of the colour; click on that and from the menu that appears select all. :) Mark Sorry, I misread your question and also forgot I was in the Macros forum. S...

For Proposal.dot, I've had this before, when templates created under a previous version of NWP or system weren't recognised. The solution I found was to open them by double-clicking the file in the finder, then re-saving it as a template and deleting the old template.

Mark

Yes, I am saying to attach a numbering style to the chapter headings; it's just that for the reason I gave, I don't want NWP to do the numbering. The easiest way to set up such a chapter style is: 1) make a new paragraph; 2) set the font, variant—bold, etc.—and size using the Character palette; 3) s...

You can absolutely do this already: 1) set up your heading styles, based on a list style with appropriate numbering; 2) set it to be followed by your "Normal?Body/whatever" style that you want to follow headings; 3) set the shortcut you want to use in the box in the dialog—one of the really great th...

My guess is you need to type Alt-Tab, rather than plain tab. Any use? Or have you tried that?

Mark

I claim no credit, as I merely pointed to an existing thread and to the information on it provided by Keith et al. at Literature and Latte.

Mark

(1) https://nisus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=6478 (2) From the Scrivener support site: https://scrivener.tenderapp.com/help/kb/macos-troubleshooting/known-issues#-10-12-paragraph-spacing-applied-to-lines-within-a-paragraph [10.12] Paragraph spacing applied to lines within a paragraph Symptoms Pa...

You add comments either by clicking the appropriate icon towards the right hand end of the toolbar, or from the entry at the top of the tools menu. If you export your file to .docx, anyone with Word, Pages, OpenOffice or a clone of that should be able to read your comments. If you save it as .rtf, p...

The problem in terms of French or replacing single quotes with single guillemets across the board is that the many apostrophes that occur will also become guillemets; "l'étoile" will become "l‹étoile" for instance. I think remembering Opt-Cmd-3 and 0pt-Cmd-4 when needed would be much less hassle tha...

Philip, thank you so much; as always you have been extremely generous with your time, knowledge and expertise. I suspected as much, but thought I'd ask; you will appreciate that I am no programmer and although I try to read and understand the macros I encounter, the NWP macro language is very powerf...

Hi, thank you all for contributions to this thread, and especially Philip for this macro, it finally gives me the complete suite of macros I need for turning output from Scrivener with footnotes into a fully styled document. I do have one question, however: lines 23 & 24 contain the code # Check onl...

Yes, welcome to this excellent word-processor and to the forum. :) I would think the problem might lie in a corrupted Preference file, and re-installing the program wouldn't cure that unless you used something like "App Delete" to remove it at the same time as the main program. Close NWP, go to ~/Li...

Could I just point out that Keith Blount, of Scrivener fame, spent a long time trying to find a way to make text—in the case of Scrivener, inline annotations and footnotes—invisible in response to multiple requests on the Scrivener forum? Even the leading engineers at Apple working on the text engin...

I concur with Adryan—I too enjoyed using FileMaker Pro but got priced out of the market—but I would suggest looking at importing it into a Scrivener project. Without knowing how his text is structured—I presume he uses something like headings—he should be able to use "Import and Split", or whatever ...

Paolo,

You might like to have a look at

http://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum ... =4&t=34500

Keith's reply to the OP is interesting on this same issue.



Mark