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After updating to 2.1.2, I lost all my previous preferences, including my favourity Auto-Tiles. This gave me a big headache. So be careful and back up your preferences. Wilder The same happened to me. When upgrading to 2.1.2 I lost all my global styles and bibliography replacement styles. (Auto-Tit...

I could not agree more. User definable Short-Cuts should be an imprortant improvement. Why don't you create a poll for the question?

I can get this done using an OpenType enabled font (excuse me if this is not the exact term, I mean a font which has extra OT features like long S), and selecting Character Appearances >OpenType > Historical Forms. Hallo Eleuteruiz, Thanks for your help. I still do not get it. I have tried the Lati...

Hi, Ori, I have a similar problem. In my project I would like to normally mention the second level heading in the header. This however does not work, because then the header changes only, when the second level heading changes. If there is text going with the 1st level heading these pages will still ...

It seems to me it would better to ignore the % for sorting alphabetically. I whole-heartedly agree that sorting the references with ignored % and leading remarks within \\ makes sense. I would also like another button in Mellel's Bibliography palette that opens a specific reference in Bookends Refe...

Both in old English and old German there two sorts of lower case s letters: The long s which is used ai the beginning and inside a word a short s used at word endings (old Greek also has two forms of sigma for the same purpose). Many opentype fonts have a "longs" at position 017F. But I do...

Actually All Caps would only make sense with a toggle option for lower case and title case.

Hi there, I am writing a book and indexing will soon be needed. So I am waiting impatiently. Let me elaborate how I think indexing could work for me. Several things have to be done. 1. Define an index: in my book I would like to use a number of indexes: e.g. Index of names, index of places, index of...