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Thank you Woody44. I tried what you suggested, and it's certainly workable - if I have two different files.

So I've made a copy and have the original in one iteration of TM, and the copy in the second iteration of TM.

I do wish, though, this could be done with a single file in 2, or even 3 ...

I thought it could be done with one file. The second iteration loads as a read-only copy. I just tried that, and it refused to load the second iteration of the file. Interesting.

SoftMaker - please consider adding this functionality to a future update.

I just open two iterations of TextMaker and size each window to half the screen. That makes it very convenient for moving back and forth. Typically, I have a manuscript open in one window and the outline open in a second window.

What is the nature of the vulnerability?

Even more peculiar, regarding contractions:

Both "can't" and "don't" count as two words.

one two three can't five six.

and

one two three don't five six.

report as seven words.

But while "don't" is a contraction for two words, "can't" is a contraction of one word: "cannot." If I change "can ...

Thank you for tracking this down. It happens that I recently entered a writing context, too, and I found that the word count reported in TextMaker didn't match up with the word count reported by the web site the contest uses as its official word count judge. Now I know why.

SoftMaker, please fix ...

When there are blank left-hand pages so new chapter begin on a right-hand page (which is the correct way to format books), the blank left-hand pages should NOT have any header, footer, or page number. They are BLANK.

https://www.self-pub.net/blog/creating-proper-blank-pages-in-a-book-layout/

https ...

I do not understand the problem.

Note: If you use the Classic menu (which I prefer), Track Changes is found on the Tools menu:

Tools > Changes > Track Changes.

Ribbon menu: Review tab > Track changes


Page 531 of the User Manual (At least, the English version)

That worked -- thank you.

It's more than a little counter-intuitive. It's not necessary to switch to a different tool in Adobe or FoxIt.

I have a small newsletter that was created in Microsoft Word and converted to PDF using Word's native export-to-PDF function. One of the articles includes three hyperlinks to web pages. The hyperlinks work properly in Adobe Reader XI and in Foxit Reader, but they do not work in FlexiPDF 2022. Is ...

That's not what the Reset button in the character formatting dialogue does, but I don't know how to properly explain its function.

If you want to return the formatting to the Normal style, you need to change the style to "Normal," not reset.

I will pass your suggestion about a manual to our product management team...

If you want me to explain any of the features you find confusing, let me know.


I don't even know what the features are -- because there is nothing anywhere that tells me what the features are. All I know is that it's ...

Open the character formatting dialogue. (I use the Classic menu, so I can't tell you where that is on the ribbon.)

Change the font and size to Palatino and 16-point.

At the bottom, click the button for "Set as Default."

This will open another pop-up, that asks if you want to make it the default ...