Atlantis Word Processor Forum

What exactly do you mean by the reverse search? In different places it means different things.

That setting is a hardcoded thing in Atlantis - half an inch, or 1.27 cm. Probably in the future it will be synchronized with the tab stop positions.

To make the special symbols visible in Atlantis, you should enable the “View | Special Symbols” mode. Also there is no horizontal ruler with the tab stop marks on your above screen capture. Have you tried switching to a different rendering mode (the new option on the “General” tab of the “Tools | Op...

You can easily find out where each index entry points to just by hovering the mouse pointer over it in the Index panel, if the “Mouse hover previews” option of the Control Board is on: https://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/forum/files/mouse_hover_previews.png You are talking about a quite uncommo...

It would be good to have special symbols displaying on your screen capture, as well as the tab stop positions on the ruler that correspond to the “artful dodger” paragraph. Basing a paragraph line’s layout on supernarrow tab characters is not very reliable. But if your above screen capture displays ...

When the index entries are alphabetically sorted in the Index panel, entries with identical text appear grouped together. Such a group can be treated as one tag. In the same time, you can still easily manage tags of individual locations. But I suggested using the Index panel not because it is meant ...

I never said you could make an index entry point to multiple locations in your document. You create separate index entries for each location, but use same entry text. Let' suppose that you have three locations in your document that you want to mark as "ABC". Click each of those locations, ...

On my systems, your document displays in this way:



Note that the tab stop positions are not the same for the whole document. You can use the Reveal formatting panel of the Control Board to examine the tab formatting.

Could you please post a short test document?

Version 4.3.2 is not about pasting but about different methods to render document text. Where do you paste text from? What typeface is associated with the pasted text (what font name is reported by the toolbars when you click the black bar)? Could you post a screen capture with that black bar? What ...

This option will be soon more accessible. You could toggle it through the "Tools | Options..." dialog.

You can mark as many locations with same "tag" (index entry text) in your document as you wish. As I said, you could use the Index panel of the Control Board to manage the "tags". It can sort the index entries alphabetically. You can also click the list of index entries, and star...

Click the “Settings” button of the Find/Replace panel of the Control Board, and uncheck the “Use Instead of ‘Find/Replace’ Dialog” item:

If you do not have an index in your document, you could tag locations in your document using index entries. Just click a location that you want to tag, press Shift+Alt+X, type the tag name, and press Enter. You could then use the Index panel of the Control Board to sort the tags alphabetically, and ...

Thanks for the log file. “Destination: 3” from the following line from your log: 7/3/23 2:09:45 am/pm - Destination: 3 means “apply to this section”. In your case, the first item – “This section” – of the “Apply to” box was selected when you clicked OK. I understand that you meant to click the “Whol...

Thanks. It is DirectWrite with grayscale antialiasing. Since it works on your Windows 7 system, you have the Platform Update for Windows 7 installed.

Atlantis currently does not offer support for typographic features of OpenType fonts. Now Atlantis suppresses ligatures when rendering through DirectWrite. Thank you.

If inconsistent spacing between characters (too big gaps or coalescing letters) is not a problem for you, GDI is a good choice indeed. GDI is also the only option on old systems running Windows 2000 and XP. Atlantis still supports these old versions of Windows. In the a7 build, the DirectWrite displ...

The text rendering options are now available on the "General" tab of the "Tools | Options..." dialog of this beta:

This version of Atlantis does not allow to change its text rendering settings through its GUI. At least not yet. But you can tweak the corresponding item from the INI file of Atlantis. If you run the latest build of this beta (a5 or higher), and close it, it would create the “TxtRender” item in the ...