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I don't know if this is helpful, but I've recently found out that one can easily use Mellel as a pseudo front-end for LaTeX. Sadly though, I can't elaborate on this because the Forum rejects my messages (see 'Internal Server Error' thread)

Thanks for seeing into this. It's not just a local thing. I've tried both, Safari and Firefox, but the problem prevails. The same thing happened on my linux notebook, which is hooked up to an entirely different internet connection...

Help!!! I can't post here. I keep getting this error when I try to post anything more complicated than one-paragraph messages. What's wrong with this forum?

It doesn't really matter whether you're a pro or not. When you're in a situation where you have more than 500 footnotes and 100 tables or figures, you'll curse plain text export.

A good thing is the Plain Text export, which one can copy into a LaTeX editor (TeXshop is a very good one). Plain text export is great. That's actually the very reason why I came up with the idea of LaTeX export. Judging from the output it already does a lot of formatting based on Mellels internal ...

Anything beyond the most basic things is obviously welcome, but I'm afraid that this might be too difficult (and as a result stop the good people at Redlers to add such a feature). lists and tables should be easy though. It's also very important that the exported file is a very clean and tidy text f...

I know, this is probably not one of the most pressing problems, but I think it would add great value to Mellel. I'm not asking for a full-fletched Mellel-to-LaTeX export filter here, only for a very simple (Philipp-Glass-minimalistic) interface that ships out unicode text and preserves only the most...