Nisus Writer Pro User Manual

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Index of Figures and Tables

Setting the background and foreground colors

Table 22

214

Setting the line Between Paragraphs

Figure 312

288

Setting the margins visually

Figure 143

127

The Shape Anchor: on the left, at the beginning of the paragraph and, to its right, at the end

Figure 178

157

The Shape Bounding Box with shapes selected and text wrapped around the bounding box, wherever it is transparent, then text

behind shape

Figure 180

159

The Shape Fill palette

Figure 205

179

The Shape Metrics palette link buttons

Table 7

180

The Shape Metrics palette with the Left and Right dimensions linked and highlighted

Figure 207

180

The shape of Figure 213 after a default duplication

Figure 214

185

A shape ready to duplicate

Figure 213

185

The Shape Shadow palette

Figure 206

179

The Shape Stroke palette

Figure 199

172

The Shape Wrap palette default options when set to Position on page of ¶

Figure 175

156

The Shape Wrap palette with settings for a “screen” behind text

Figure 185

163

The Shapes menu as it appears from the Shapes button on the Shapes palette

Figure 201

173

The Shapes palette

Figure 189

165

The “Shortest 0 or 1” PowerFind expression

Figure 338

307

Shows Table 16 above with row made into a “header” (in this case the title)

Table 17

209

Shows Table 17 above with a column made into a “header” (in this case row headers)

Table 18

209

A simple PowerFind expression

Figure 331

302

Space After (Below) Paragraph (with show invisibles turned on)

Figure 89

Space Before (Above) Paragraph (with show invisibles turned on)

Figure 88

A special “language” Character style set for inclusion in an index

Figure 274

243

The Special Characters palette displaying the Misc (miscellaneous) set

Figure 23

Special Positions set of Find/Replace expressions illustrated

Figure 344

311

The Spelling window when it is active has a highlighted edge (in this case beside the Correct button) Figure 291

264

The Spelling window when it is not active does not have a highlighted edge

Figure 290

264

The Split Cells button on the Table Cells palette

Figure 232

203

The split cells sheet

Figure 231

203

Stale” cross-references and other automatic content displaying their borders “

Figure 165

145

A standard business letter

Figure 387

351

A standard business letter with Merge Placeholders

Figure 388

352

The Standard Properties portion of the Properties… sheet

Figure 296

271

Star shape settings from left to right: box wrap and no padding, box wrap and 22 pts padding, wrap tight and no padding, wrap

tight and 22 pts padding

Figure 182

162

The “Start of Word” PowerFind expression

Figure 342

310

The “stepper” in the Size portion of the Character palette

Figure 22

A Style Collection with added styles

Figure 122

112

The Style conflict sheet

Figure 113

107

A style for a table of contents

Figure 265

234

The “style is currently used” dialog

Figure 112

106

The “style is not currently used” dialog

Figure 111

106

The style pop-up menu of the Table Cell Borders palette

Figure 245

212

The Style Sheet view

Figure 104

The Styles palette enlarged with its menus showing formatted previews and without

Figure 102

The Styles palette showing formatted and unformatted views

Figure 408

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The Styles Sheet portion of the View button

Figure 103

Sub-topics for a hierarchical index

Figure 273

242

The System's Characters palette

Figure 341

309

The System’s Characters palette

Figure 438

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The Tab menu

Figure 91

Tab stop justification (with show invisibles turned on; with and without leader)

Figure 93

Table 13 above with cells heights distributed evenly

Table 14

207

The table cell alignment buttons

Table 11

199

The Table Cell Borders palette

Figure 243

211

The Table Cell Borders palette buttons

Table 20

211

The Table Cells Shading palette in its most simple form

Figure 247

213

The Table of Contents Navigator displaying a hierarchical outline

Figure 266

235

The Table of Contents palette

Figure 264

233

The table of Figure 238 above with pronouns made larger (taller)

Table 13

206

The Table palette indicating the table alignment options with left selected and center and right beside it

Figure 224

199

A table showing horizontal and vertical gradients as well as shading

Table 21

213

A table with a row added at the top

Table 16

208

A table with a wide cell due to a longer word (notice the words “common” and “but”)

Figure 237

206

A table with cell widths equalized (notice the words “words” and “common”)

Figure 236

205

A table with images

Table 10

198

A table with unequal cell widths before “equalizing”

Figure 235

205

Text aligned by decimal points (color coded) in a table

Figure 226

200

The text alignment buttons of the Table Cells palette

Figure 225

199

The text analysis sheet

Figure 295

270

Text and Callout Boxes

Figure 193

168

The Text Box and Shape buttons on the Toolbar

Figure 188

165

The Text Box menu as it appears from the Text Box button on the Shapes palette

Figure 191

167

A Text Box ready for text

Figure 192

167

Text in Klingon

Figure 26

The Text Wrap area

Figure 78

The Thesaurus (and much more) contextual menu

Figure 293

267

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