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Advanced tab under Preferences is available in Nisus Writer Pro.
See Nisus Writer Feature Comparison:
http://nisus.com/pro/comparison.php

Have you tried to export your RTF file from the File:Export As... menu with the filter "Microsoft Word Format (binary.doc)"?
The exported Word file should give you {xe "Kosaka:"} whether you use the auto index marking or word list marking method in NWP.

I'm on OS X 10.11 El Capitan. When using the new feature to pin the application window to the left side/half of the monitor by clicking on the green size control button, the application moves to the side of the screen where I drag the window. [...] After this you have to click on any other applicat...

I tested LibreOfficeImporter to import a Word file. After the import was done, LibreOfficeImporter CPU returned to zero. Then I let the computer sleep; upon wake up, LibreOfficeImporter CPU was 0.0%.

LibreOfficeImporter seems to use 100% CPU when the computer wakes up after sleep.
Unchecking "Load file Importers in the background after Nisus Writer Starts", seems to resolve the issue; then LibreOfficeImporter CPU is 0.0% after wake up.

Hello Seth,
I suggest you install the app from the zip archive:
http://nisus.com/update/pro.php

This has been fixed at last in NWP 2.1.2: http://nisus.com/pro/releasenotes/releasenotes212.php

Fixed: should be able to change the text color of just combining marks, leaving the base character's color unaffected.

Use a concordance file to index your document. Please view my posts in these threads for an explanation: http://nisus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3737 http://nisus.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=3113 In your concordance file, the one example you gave would look like this: Saussure Saussur...

Of course I choose "LibreOffice" in the settings of NWP - but it is not possible to import docx-files, which contains images. [...] In that case, the images are not inline with text but floating. LibreOffice does not support floating content of doc and docx files. Hence its import filters...

Check your import settings in NWP Preferences>Advanced.
They should be set at 'LibreOffice (more complete)' to get the best results when importing .doc, .docx, and .odt files.

schac wrote:However, if I then add text before the break, NWP does not adjust the page break / blank pages and the new section may be located also on even pages.

This may be because the layout becomes stale; if you close the file and reopen it, the new section should appear correctly on odd page.

I cannot reproduce the problem.
Both the RTF and the PDF files display correctly.
The font version I tried is LinLibertineOTF_5.3.0_2012_07_02.

You could save them as RTFD.
Graphics will be saved in a folder which can be viewed by selecting the RTFD file icon in the Finder and using the Show Package Contents contextual menu command.

Sorry, I could not reply earlier. Switch to Style Sheet view. Select Table Cell style. Uncheck Prevent widow/orphan in the Formatting palette in the Tooldrawer. This will remove the Prevent widow/orphan paragraph attribute only from the Table Cell style without affecting your Normal style and any ot...

The Normal Style, on which the Table Cell style is based, has Prevent widow/orphan applied; I removed from the Table Cell style to get Allow Widows & Orphans applied to Table Cell style in the style sheet.