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Dear lgsl, Thanks for the reply, and do accept my apologies for my belated response. N.B. I am writing this under far from ideal conditions; please make allowances. On the one hand, you have explained explained my reasoning for doing what I attempted to do: the most obvious interpretation of the des...

Dear Lgsl, Thanks for your continuing attention to this matter. It would seem that we are having a problem communicating, as your example demonstrates the issue I reported, not its resolution. If you examine the screen capture you produced, you will surely notice that, when the character style “Supe...

Dear Dozius, Regrettably I am not capable of helping you, but, since you have yet to receive any help, perhaps I can point you in the direction of how you can help yourself. Then again, someone from SoftMaker will likely reply eventually, so feel free to ignore this and just remain patient. In TextM...

Dear Lgsl, Thanks for the reply. Regrettably, your reply seems to overlook three important points: 1. The character styles “SuperScript”, “SubScript”, and “Math” are all “based upon” the style “(floating)”, and not, as you wrote, “Normal”. Or at least they should be. Character Style SuperScript - Sc...

Hello, this is your OP'er. Yes, I should have put my post in the TextMaker forum, not in the General forum. One lives and learns. Or at least lives.

If the forum administrator would care to move the thread, s/he is most welcome to do so.

Sorry!

Greetings, I believe that there is a problem with the current version of TextMaker and its handling of character styles. (The problem probably goes back some time, but that is a separate issue.) Perhaps someone can either correct the problem, or correct me. Background: Per TextMaker’s online help sy...

Dear Panch, FWIW, I think you have absolutely nothing to be concerned about. I always assumed that the effect you/we observed was due to TM having a built in default "normal" template that it uses until another is loaded (assuming one can be). It is, at least for me, a justifiable irreleva...

Thanks for the hard work and the progress report!

Dear ST et al,

Just a short note to say thanks for both the bug-fix and the status update.

Kind regards,
Richard Kanarek

Greetings, When TM2024 Pro got advanced auto-correction abilities, I was thrilled. Heaven knows my writing can use all the correcting it can get. When I discovered that TM’s enhanced auto-corrector tended to introduce more errors than it corrected and was then obstinate about keeping its failed “cor...

I probably would still be using Windows XP were I in a position to do so. It would certainly be better than any version of Window post 7. Sadly, my XP computer used a Pentium D CPU, which, as I understand it, was Intel's attempt to make a combination CPU and home furnace. The geniuses who created th...

Dear Super, Thanks for the reply. I attached a template file instead of the document file because I thought that it was all that would be needed. Also, the actual document is quite large, tedious, and constrained by copyrights. Sorry for any inconvenience. I used the template to create a demonstrati...

Dear Neno, Just to make you feel worse, about a year or two (or three?) ago I was compelled to switch from using Win 7 exclusively to also using Win 10. So far as I know, I have never had the problem you described. I don't know if it matters, but I am using the purchased, non-subscription version. G...

Greetings, As shown on the attached screen capture, you will note that the "Document Map" shows the heading "2.5.a.1. Quiz 15" as "2.5.a.1 Quiz 1". Note that there is no obvious reason (at least to me) why the heading should be truncated, and I confess it worried me whe...

Hello, it's me, your OP, again. Upon reflection, I believe that TM is handling heading numeric-bullets and ordinary paragraph numeric-bullets identically, even though this is not something anyone would ordinarily want. It's almost inconceivable that someone would have identical heading levels follow...