Sonny Software

My experience is that, while a mix of RTL and LTR text in Bookends always displays with the Hebrew on the right and the English on the left, when a document is scanned, everything turns out correctly. For example, I have this entry:
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After I scan, it turns out this way in Nisus Writer ...

Thanks, en dashes are now indeed working for me.

Jon,

Thanks for the 11.2.9 update. Unicode characters in cited pages in Nisus Writer Pro now work for me.

However...

While playing with it I found another small bug where an en dash in cited pages was replaced with an em dash, and vice versa...

I had not seen this problem before (naturally ...

A few minor suggestions for corrections to the User Guide (11.2.8)


p. 287: "From the pop-up menu at the upper left you can choose to search the library or, if there is one, the existing Hist List." — "Hist" should be "Hits."
p. 168: "Before – After – Comments" table, third row, first colum ...

Brilliant, thank you, that will make my fine typographer's heart glad.

I am using Nisus Writer Pro 2.0.2 and Bookends 11.2.8. I have noticed that whenever I have Unicode characters in cited pages, the resulting text is garbled in the RTF. If I use an en-dash to separate pages in a cited pages page range (p. 192 in the manual), the temporary citation looks like {author ...

I once ran across this situation or something very similar to it as well, and it confused me for a long time. I kept getting plain text formatted views when I wanted styled text, and I could not figure out why. When I then suddenly started seeing HTML in the formatted view, I finally realized that a ...