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'Nisus Macro Reference' file (with bookmarks) was included in the 'Read Me' folder on the same disk image 'Nisus Writer Pro' which contained NWP 1.0.3.

What Arabic font are you using which causes this oddity?

By the way, time ago Nobumi Iyanaga (http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~n-iyanag) published a macro to import all the styles defined in the Nisus New File template. I never got it to work and so ended by putting it on the back burner. There are two versions of the macro. Make sure you are using the correct...

The problem with setting my OSX international system preferences so that "Australian English" is on top is that I use Pali and Sanskrit words in Roman script, and to insert the necessary diacritics I use a keyboard layout called "EasyUnicode" in the OSX international system pref...

coffee em wrote:Where do I send the chocolate?

...or rather Pockey:
http://www.nisus.com/blogs/?p=168

It is possible to save your file from within NWE as HTML. Or am I missing something?

I did all that--placed the Help pdf file in the resources file, but it still doesn't open when I select Help. If you place the help file manually in Resources, the name of the help file should be exactly: help.pdf You need to quit NWP app while placing the file in Resources, or relaunch the app aft...

Help is available in NWP 1.0.3, but in some copies which were downloaded earlier, the help file was missing. Since the help file resides in the application package, the quickest way to resolve the problem is to download a fresh copy of NWP 1.0.3 to replace your current NWP app. You can download it f...

NWP gets top rating at Applelinks :
http://www.applelinks.com/index.php/mor ... or_review/

AND, MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION, will the current versions of Nisus (express or pro) be able to read those files created by such an old version of Nisus ? Welcome Chimerade. Assuming your computer is still alive and you manage to get your old Nisus Classic files on to your brand new machine, there sho...

Try the following on a copy of your file to make sure you get the expected results:

In PowerFind Pro, enter

\u007c

in the 'Find what' field, and in the 'Replace with' field enter

\x0C

Then click the 'Replace All' button.

On the MacBook keyboard, (and on most keyboards) the option key is marked 'alt'. To use 'U.S. Extended' keyboard layout, add it to your input source from: System Preferences=>International=>Input Menu Option-x followed by any charcer will give dot under characters with U.S. Extended, and Option-a fo...

These characters have always been available in NWE/NWP from the keyboard. If you use the U.S. Extended keyboard layout, for example, you can obtain dot under characters by first entering Option-x followed by the character.

Do you not hear the beep on your machine when nothing is found?

hilde wrote:How can I keep Nisus from forcing me to add this additional command?

You cannot, because, on the Mac platform, the Command key is required to give key commands. You can assign, for example, Command-r to red.