Check this box to cut and paste a word with the space preceding it when you double click a word.
When you double-click on a word and choose Cut, Nisus cuts the space preceding the word as well.
When you then paste that word within another word Nisus pastes the word with a space on each side.
Check this to automatically remove leading spaces as you type.
Useful for doing column entries.
This feature applies only when Auto Indent (above) is checked.
Nisus automatically removes leading spaces as you type.
Useful for doing column entries.
This feature applies only when Auto Indent (above) is checked.
Check this to automatically remove trailing spaces as you type.
Useful for doing column entries.
This feature applies only when Auto Indent (above) is checked.
Nisus automatically removes trailing spaces as you type.
Useful for doing column entries.
This feature applies only when Auto Indent (above) is checked.
Check to use the fractional font spacing information stored with PostScript fonts.
This may cause your text to look irregular on screen, but more accurately reflects the printed document.
This must be checked to use Tracking from the Size menu.
Nisus uses the fractional font spacing information stored with PostScript fonts.
This may cause your text to look irregular on screen, but more accurately reflects the printed document.
This must be checked to use the Tracking feature in the Size menu.
Check this to automatically indent the following paragraph the same amount as the current paragraph.
This is useful for entering text in columns.
Nisus automatically indents the following paragraph the same amount as the current paragraph.
Useful for entering text in columns.
Type the maximum number of Undos you want saved in the Undo list here.
The limit is 32,767.
The more actions saved in the Undo list, the more memory is needed by the program.
You can clear the Undo list by pressing the Option key as you choose Undo.
Check this to use the MacWrite (version I) Clipboard format.
This is useful for moving formatted text between Nisus and other word processors which support the MacWrite Clipboard format.
Otherwise, only text gets transferred to the other program.
Nisus uses the MacWrite (version I) Clipboard format.
This is useful for moving formatted text between Nisus and other word processors which support the MacWrite Clipboard format.
If this is not checked, only text gets transferred to the other program.
Check this to have “Smart Quotes” when you press the quote key.
“Smart Quotes” curve to indicate what is inside them.
Nisus requires "Straight Quotes" in Macro arguments.
Nisus automatically uses “Smart Quotes” when you press the quote key.
“Smart Quotes” curve to indicate what is inside them.
Nisus requires "Straight Quotes" in Macro arguments.
Check this to enable Hebrew ligatures. This will allow you to print certain Hebrew characters on top of each other for typesetting purposes.
Hebrew ligatures are currently enabled. This will allow you to print certain Hebrew characters on top of each other for typesetting purposes.
Enter which lines to number (every line, every 2nd, every 3rd, ...) here.
You can number lines from the beginning of the document of from the top of each page.
Select the option you want below.
When you choose Jump To Line… from the Tools menu, Nisus counts lines from the top of the document not the page.
Click here to number lines from the beginning of the document.
When you choose Jump To Line… from the Tools menu, Nisus counts lines from the top of the document not the page.
Nisus numbers lines from the beginning of the document.
When you choose Jump To Line… from the Tools menu, Nisus counts lines from the top of the document not the page.
Click here to number lines from the top of each page.
When you choose Jump To Line… from the Tools menu, Nisus counts lines from the top of the page, not the document.
Nisus numbers lines from the top of each page.
When you choose Jump To Line… from the Tools menu, Nisus counts lines from the top of the page, not the document.
Nisus displays your line numbers using this font.
Change the font by choosing it from the Font menu.
Nisus displays your line numbers using this Size.
Change the size by choosing it from the Size menu.
Nisus displays your line numbers using this style.
Change the style by choosing it from the Style menu.
This option allows you to set the number of points in each line of text.
If you select a line height of 36 and your character size is 12 then every 3 lines of characters equals 1 line of text.
You can have a bar or bars run along the right edge of the line numbers.
Select from among the options to the right.
Click this option to have your line numbers appear without a line as illustrated here.
Nisus displays your line numbers without a line as illustrated here.
Click this option to have your line numbers appear with one line as illustrated here.
Nisus displays your line numbers with one line as illustrated here.
Click this option to have your line numbers appear with two lines as illustrated here.
Nisus displays your line numbers with two lines as illustrated here.
Type the text you want to use as an abbreviation here.
You can expand the abbreviated text by choosing Expand Abbreviation from the Glossary submenu of the Tools menu.
Click this button if you wish to remove this abbreviation from your glossary.
You can Undo this action, so long as you do not close your glossary window.
Click this button if you wish to remove this abbreviation from your glossary.
You can Undo this action, so long as you do not close your glossary window.
Dimmed because you have not selected an abbreviation to remove.
Type the name of your macro here.
Click this button if you wish to remove this macro from your macro file.
You can Undo this action, so long as you do not close your macro window.
Click this button if you wish to remove this macro from your macro file.
You can Undo this action, so long as you do not close your macro window.
Dimmed because you have not selected a macro to remove.
Click here if you wish to display line numbers within the document.
Line numbers are currently being displayed within the document.
Click here to have the cursor appear “thick”. This can be advantageous while running Nisus on a Powerbook® due to the LCD screen which may appear fuzzy, and finding the cursor is sometimes difficult.
Nisus currently displays the “thick” cursor. This can be advantageous while running Nisus on a Powerbook® due to the LCD screen which may appear fuzzy, making the cursor difficult to find.
Click here to display the normal cursor.
Click here to keep Nisus source code in memory.
The advantage of keeping the code in memory is that it reduces disk access, which extends battery life on a Powerbook®.
The disadvantage of keeping code in memory is that it requires more RAM to do so.
Nisus currently keeps Nisus source code in memory.
The advantage of keeping the code in memory is that it reduces disk access, which extends battery life on a Powerbook®.
The disadvantage is that it requires more RAM to do so.
Check to have Nisus require you to press the Control key to enable drag and drop editing.
To currently drag and drop text: 1) Select the desired text. 2) Click and hold the selection. 3) Drag to a new location indicated by the arrow shaped cursor.
Nisus requires you to press the Control key to enable drag and drop editing. This can be useful in eliminating the accidental moving of text.
If you wish to drag and drop text without pressing the control key, Deselect this option.
Check this to automatically remove leading spaces as you type.
Dimmed because Auto Indent is not checked.
Check this to automatically remove trailing spaces as you type.
