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@bugmaker, thank you for the video. I have successfully reproduced the problem and reported it to our developer team.

This will be fixed with the next service pack.

New behavior:
- Autodetect: TextMaker sends no source language to DeepL, so DeepL detects it.
- Multiple languages: TextMaker uses the language formatting in the document/selection, i.e. the old behavior.
- Specific language selected: works as before.

Here is a workaround:
1. Export the document to PDF
2. Open the PDF in your browser
3. Print 2 pages per sheet from your browser

The issue should be fixed with the next service pack.

@SuperTech's comment referred to these methods not working:

a) Click the last cell of the table and press Tab.

b) Right-click the last row and select "Insert row below."

c) Hover over the bottom-right corner of the table until a line with two arrows appears, then click and drag to expand the ...

@SuperTech's comment referred to these methods not working:

a) Click the last cell of the table and press Tab.

b) Right-click the last row and select "Insert row below."

c) Hover over the bottom-right corner of the table until a line with two arrows appears, then click and drag to expand the ...

Issue #2 should be fixed with the next beta.

Developers are still working on the "program stops responding" issue.

I have forwarded this information to our development team for investigation.

Developer feedback on this issue:
Print area size discrepancies can occur across spreadsheet software due to line height and column widths being stored as fractions of character widths. This can lead to slight differences when switching the operating system, program, printing method, or default ...

Fonts are installed system-wide; our programs automatically detect the fonts available on your OS and display them in the font menus.

Segoe UI Symbol is a Microsoft font. Since it is native to Windows, it is not included by default on macOS. To use it on a Mac, you must manually download the font ...

Please don't create duplicate posts.

Here is the answer that was sent to another post you made:

This issue occurs because the dates in F8 and G8 are considered text by the program rather than numeric date values.

To ensure PlanMaker recognizes dates correctly, enter the dates using the same ...

You can change the default email client by opening Apple Mail and navigating to "Mail > Settings > General". From there, select your preferred application in the "Default email reader" dropdown menu.

If the email client you select is not functioning correctly with our apps, please let us know which ...

This issue occurs because the dates in F8 and G8 are considered text by the program rather than numeric date values.

To ensure PlanMaker recognizes dates correctly, enter the dates using the same format as your Windows system settings (you can check your taskbar, e.g., if it shows DD/MM/YYYY, MM-DD ...

I was able to reproduce the issue and reported it to our developers.

Workaround: You could simply use "File > Page setup > Options > Scaling options > Scaling mode: > Use fixed scaling factor" and set this to somewhere around 110% for the document to better fit on the printout.

Hello! Instead of the 'Classic' series, you can simply use a formula like =YourDate+7 to increment by a week. If you need to count how many Tuesdays or Fridays are in your list, you can use a formula to track those specific weekly occurrences. Please see the attached example file for more details.