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Full Screen ModeĪll great word processors have to include a focus or full screen option. I know some other word processors offer this too, but it’s worth mentioning because it is quite useful when you are editing documents. This one is pretty cool you can edit text you’ve saved to your clipboard. The thing is, you’ll only rarely need the most potent features here, but when you do, you will be glad you can search by formatting or scripts. I think the Find And Replace function is great, though it’s not that much more useful than Word’s. Find And ReplaceĪs I mentioned elsewhere, the Pro version of Nisus Writer has an improved Find And Replace tool that works with formatting as well. Apparently, the developers at Nisus agree, because they built an English Thesaurus right into their word processor! There’s not much more to say about it I appreciate having my thesaurus at the ready when I need it.
It takes a little work to set up your sheets, but once you have them, managing text styles within a document becomes a breeze. You’ll get a few preset styles, but you can full edit each style as a Character or Paragraph style, create a unique style sheet for various parts of your manuscript. Nisus’s style sheets are a great hybrid of Word’s basic styling and Adobe’s in depth decisions. If you’ve never tried a word processor with typewriter mode, you should.
It means you don’t have to write to the bottom of the screen and shift all the text up. While you type with Typewriter Mode enabled, the line you’re writing is held to the center position on the screen. I first fell in love with this feature while using Scrivener.
Here are the features I liked the most: Typewriter Mode
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I downloaded my free trial of Nisus Writer Pro and drafted a couple of short stories using it.
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But if you were going to use Nisus Writer to write and then use something like Google Docs or Word to collaborate on edits, the Express version is probably sufficient.įortunately, you get a free Nisus Writer download for 15 days! I suggest getting Nisus Writer Pro to try the powerful find and replace tools that supplement the text editor before you decide to purchase. Since the Pro version is still very reasonably priced, I think the extra features are worth the expense. Track changes, commenting, Table of Contents tools, and Find and Replace Formatting are all gated behind the Pro version. I hope to open pdf's with it, change them and then convert the file back to a pdf.Here’s the biggest difference between Express and Pro. I am mainly interested in this app as a way of editing pdf's. I am not against Nisus having suggestions about what I'm going to type, in fact since I am a terrible speller this could be helpful, however, it is extremely annoying when the app changes a perfectly ok word into a word I don't want to type and the tone it makes is very annoying too. It makes a sound like the itunes search bar makes as it tries to do predictive searching. What is more if I type a word, such as hell, the app turns the word into hello when I hit space. When I type in text it seems that the app is trying to predict what I am going to say. I am playing with a free trial version of Nisus Writer Pro and everything seems to be working fine apart from one thing.
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