Atlantis Word Processor Forum

admin wrote:Sorry, but the present version of Atlantis Word Processor does not support DOCX.

Is there any thought that such a feature is to be added? If so, is there any idea as to when?

Thanks very much Robert for your thoughtfully detailed reply. I have followed your suggestions, and now I can happily type colour and neighbour without having either to add them to the dictionary or to tell the Spelling Checker to Ignore All.

Your help with the French documents are also appreciated ...

Hello Atlantisorum:

Although I have both the US and British dictionaries installed (and English Canada also shows up on the Language list on the status bar), the default language always seems to be US English.

The Regional and Language Options in the Control Panel are set to Canada. But, as I ...

The header of your document is blank in any word processor. "Peter Name ..." is displayed in gray on your screen capture. This means that this text does not belong to the header. Simply your blank header and the text boxes share the same area of the document page (the text boxes overlap the header ...

Thanks for the DOC file. It does not have headers. It has text in text boxes (or frames). ...

Well, thanks for the information.

This (and the other) files were created with MS Word, and the text at the top appears to be a header, and I really thought that it is. So to check I opened the file ...

admin wrote:Could you please send your .doc file to support@AtlantisWordProcessor.com?

Thank you very much for your quick reply.

It will be sent to you in a short while.

Hi Atlantics:

I have a number of files that were created in Word, and saved as .doc files. They are letters, with the company information in the header on the first page, and numbering and other stuff in the header in the following page(s).

They have been saved as .doc files, but not as template ...

Hi Atlantics:

In a number of word-processing programs, it is possible to have the following shortcuts to get certain accents over letters:

Ctrl+ ', then a letter to get the accent aigu: é or É

Ctrl+ ` then a letter to get the accent grave: à or è or ù

Ctrl + : then a letter to get the traima: ë ...