Sonny Software

It appears I'm not the only user who wishes the horizontal scrollbar could be done away with, whether via a menu toggle or manual column resizing:

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Thanks, Jon! And if anybody would have a moment to run a pair of zippy conversions for me remotely via e-mail, that would be fantastic too.

I'll keep this brief: my MacBook died in September, and since I can no longer afford Apple prices—I'm a dissertating Ph.D. student in the humanities, and the sale of a car helped to finance the MacBook purchase four years ago—I sprang for a cheap netbook, at least for the time being. The problem, of ...

This would be so lovely. I'd use Nota Bene, but I'm in the middle of transitioning from the PC to the Mac and can't imagine shelling out the cash for what would be a very finite period of use. Add to that the fact that Nota Bene is, aesthetically, an absolute disaster—at least to me, and to such ...

If this has been directly addressed in another thread, I apologize, and I didn't look hard enough. Now, to cut to the chase: Kate Turabian's style manual is quite specific about how to reference books that are part of a publisher's series, but she only seems to mention the possibility that a book ...

Well, yeah. I've been doing some research on the whole thing today, and it seems that I've been a little atavistic in my use of the two—good to know. Sorry to bother!

Sorry to revive an old thread, but are there any plans to implement "op. cit." and "loc. cit." in future updates? I don't mean to sound like a nag, but it's a fairly standard practice to employ these terms rather than a ubiquitous ibid. when a work is being cited again but not sequentially (in the ...