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To make this work, I think we need a "select all occurrences of a style" feature, (e.g. select all "body") - not only would this have a benefit for word count purposes,(http://forum.mellel.com/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=1841&hilit=+occurrences#p13665), but also ... ... you could...

In the menu:

Styles>page style>edit "regular"...

Then click and drag on the "=" symbols to adjust the margins

Thanks, great update. Love the PDF outline feature.

I think your problem is to do with the difference between icloud "storage" (supported by OS X 10.9) and "iCloud Drive" (supported from OS X 10.10). Finder treats them differently. Quite probably all your files are there in OS X 10.10. They would be in the folder user-name/library...

You could export to rtf and make an index in LibreOffice... though the export-import process will almost certainly introduce other complications...

If I'm understanding you correctly, what you're wanting is to set-up "Auto-titles". These will show up in the outline pane.

Insert>auto-title>edit title flows

I think an app called "Ukelele" does what you're after: http://scripts.sil.org/cms/scripts/page ... id=ukelele

Thankyou, that works!

Is it possible to hide all visual traces of comments (including the yellow boxes which mark where they fit into the text)? Using iWork Pages, I like to create lecture notes to print for students, then I use comments to add extra notes for myself as lecturer. That way I can "hide all markup"...

Styles>Edit style set

Then in the "style set" box: duplicate your current set, give it a name and click "make style set global" (at the bottom).

You can then apply this set of styles by clicking the "styles" menu in new documents.

The drop down arrow nxte to the filename (at the top of the document window) has a checkbox to make the file "locked". Is this what you are looking for?

Can you just set the indent/tab on the ruler, then save changes to your footnote paragraph style?

(In Insert>note>edit note attributes you can set note format to "#. + Tab")

re: superscript / subscript shortcut. You can set one of your variations of character style to include superscript as property (e.g. base = normal, b = superscript, c = subscript...). These variations each have function key shortcuts. You can set these up by clicking styles > edit style sets... Thou...

Mellel Preferences>Open&Save>With New Documents, set to: "open template browser." From there you can click on "Recent Documents." Or open the document directly by using spotlight (cmd-space), type the filename you want and press enter. Or put the file on your desktop and doub...

Geeza Pro and Baghdad seem to be default Mac system fonts (though in Snow Leopard I think Geeza Pro was buggy). You can check which Arabic fonts you have installed by opening "Font Book" (from your applications folder). Then in the left hand column there should be an "Arabic" col...