Atlantis Word Processor Forum

Tester, you might be able to rename all of your bookmarks through a Word VBA macro. Have a look at Word – Batch rename multiple bookmarks in Word .docx file – iTecTec
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Robert

I usually have (from Tools - Options) 'clipboard history' enabled, which isn't by default. Is this a possible culprit creating the low memory issue in Atlantis? I also copy & paste to/from other word processors, and wonder if that could have contributed? It all depends on the size of the fragme...

If you right-click the entry for Atlantis Word Processor in Task Manager, you can choose to have the values in percentage. This is generally more telling.
Now your problem might be linked to a particular document and/or specific actions that you take in Atlantis…

It is very doubtful that installing LibreOffice would corrupt Atlantis. However, running CorelDraw + LibreOffice “combined with a large number of big documents open in Atlantis” might overload the best of systems. Could you please try running Atlantis as usual and press “Ctrl+Shift+Escape” to invoke...

‘Out of memory’ relates to the amount of RAM available to Atlantis. How much hardware RAM do you have? How much RAM is actually being used (percentage value) when you are running Atlantis with several bulky documents? You’ll get this kind of information in the Windows Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Escape).

Here is from Modal and Modeless Dialog Boxes:

Modal dialog boxes, which require the user to respond before continuing the program.
Modeless dialog boxes, which stay on the screen and are available for use at any time but permit other user activities.

If CTRL+SHIFT+M is reassigned to a specific style with 0.75 first line indent in Normal.rtf, CTRL+SHIFT+M becomes a toggle for that new style, hence for that specific indent value. It does not matter if the indent is applied through direct formatting or through a dedicated style.

The latest available version of Atlantis is 4.0.6.12. Try updating your version: Help > Check for Update...

View > Scrollbars > Horizontal/Vertical

The words you give as examples are rather commonly used over the Internet. So it should not come as a surprise if they turn up in Web searches. “stargazer” is referenced in very popular dictionaries like the MERRIAM-WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED DICTIONARY. See https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/star...

The following articles weren’t meant for Atlantis, but you’ll find helpful tips in them:
How to Make Chapters for a Novel Manuscript
Your Guide to Structuring Chapters
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Robert

Where will I find the place to do this? Here are the steps: 1. Click “Format | Style…” 2. In the “Style” dialog, select the “Heading 1” style. 3. Click the “Modify…” button. 4. In the “Edit Style” dialog, click the “List…” button. 5. In the “List” dialog, click to select the (No list) button, and c...

Here I am getting these tiny arrows in front of headings 1,2, and 3. I've tried to delete them but they're locked there. It seems your Heading styles are formatted as list items with no text followed by tabs. Modify the Heading styles so that they are no longer associated with any list formatting (...

I was hoping to be able to choose different colours from the standard view page while writing in full screen mode (darker colour, for example, with white text). Eduardo, have you tried using the Windows 10 Color Filters? The filter can be toggled on or off with this hot key: “Ctrl+Windows Key+C”. T...

Would Fast navigation suit you?

As I understand things, you have: – A German Windows OS – German as both your "Windows display language" and your first "Preferred language" – Greek as the Windows “Language for non-Unicode programs” – Atlantis Word Processor whose "Preferred language" is English. I can...

Have a look at this related thread: Funny characters when installing xplorer2
The only solution is to switch that Windows beta option off.

On the difference between SDI and MDI applications, you might want to take a look at this page: Document-Based Applications: SDI/MDI Applications

There are 4 open documents in that MDI screenshot. I wonder how the SDI screenshot would look with 4 open documents instead of 2… Would it look more practical or manageable?

I think we should agree to differ on this. But to be honest, your screenshot looks like clutter to me! I can imagine having to go through a whole musical production number to be able to work in such a "SDI" environment. Note that you don’t have multiple sub-windows in Atlantis if you work ...

I am not trying to talk you out of anything. I simply don’t see where is the problem! In Windows 10, if I grab the Atlantis main window by the title bar, and push it to the right or left against the screen edge, it gets automatically resized to half the screen estate. Any other application can be re...

If you hardly ever open more than one document at a time, what difference does it make to you if the interface is MDI or SDI?
It does not matter if the interface is MDI or SDI when you want to display 2 documents side by side: you have to split the screen in both cases…

Could you please direct us to a font whose filename includes only capital letters?

What do you mean by “in versal”?
“versal” is normally an adjective meaning “whole”.

To search for “hyphen-minus”, type “Alt+45” in the Find What box. Atlantis will only find “hyphen-minus” characters.
To search for “EN dash”, type “Alt+0150” in the Find What box. Atlantis will only find “En dash” characters.
Don’t forget to specify “Exact Match” in the “Search options”.

Which dashes and hyphens are you searching for?

1 – Select the list.
2 – Press Ctrl+F3 (Edit | Change Case > Lowercase)

1 – Make sure that “View | Print Layout” is activated.
2 – Activate “Two Pages” in the “View | Zoom” dialog window.
3 – OK out of the dialog.

There is nothing like the “Normal font”. There is the “Normal.rtf” template, and the “Normal” style. If the Heading 1, 2, 3 styles do not use the desired font properties, you need to change these properties for each of these styles. 1 - Click “File | Document Templates…” 2 - Double -click “Normal.rt...

1 ) Click “File | Document Templates…” 2) Double-click “Normal.rtf” in the list. 3) Click “Format | Style…” 4) Select the “Normal” style if it isn’t already selected, and press the “Modify” button. 5) Click the “Font…” button and set the font properties as desired. 6) OK out of all open dialog windo...