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Hmm, I wonder if this means that the release of 2.5 is imminent? But at any rate, what we need to know is whether the current version of Mellel will work fine with leopard. I'm getting it as soon as it comes out on Friday, so it would be good to know. (though I have no reason to believe that it will...

why should it require leopard? nah, it's long delayed and that's all, but let's hope it's worth the wait..!

Unless I have missed this feature spectacularly, I would like to suggest an improvement (I think/hope) to mellel's bibliography formatter. At the moment the only way to achieve the result Author(Year) is to write Author[%citation] ([ ] indicate the citation field). I wonder if this could be automate...

Ori Redler wrote: You can work with 2.2.7 safely. We do not release beta-ware.

This is what I love in mellel!

my two cents on the topic... I had noticed the developer's absence from the forum discussions and for a while I was a bit concerned...but I though a little more about it and I decided I shouldn't. Mellel is a mature product now and the developers know very very well what absolutely needs to be added...

I'll try that, thanks a lot

I'm a little confused with this so would appreciate any help ....is there a greek dictionary - spell checker for mellel?

cross-referencing is more important at this point.

And, comments, it seems to me, would be hard to implement: they would need to work with word, at least - people use word for this feature...

(see above) It does indeed. Shame on me. Case closed!

I'm not sure whether this has been a topic for discussion already, or whether I am missing something I should have found simply by playing around with mellel, but I would like mellel to have a zoom mode that utilises whatever window space is available for showing the full width of the text and only ...

I'll second that wholeheartedly. Actually, I wanted to post on this for quite a while, but then I'm heavily involved with a project right now, and when I looked again the update was out. Please, do something about in-line titles, they're a must in many cases as far as academic writing goes.