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Yes, Normal.tmvx is blank. But you can still change page sizes, orientation, paragraph styles, hyphenation etc. in it. When done, save & close, and base future documents on it.

To make these changes, you need to open the Normal.tmvx file with File > Open and not File > New. The latter only creates a new empty document based on the Normal.tmvx template.

I'm not sure what happened in your case, but in general, we do not provide free e-mail support for FreeOffice users as this is only available for paying customers.

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File > Export > Pages

This is a duplicate of https://forum.softmaker.com/viewtopic.p ... 480#p60480

Your memory must fail you, we never supported macros on Android.

This problem appears when at least one of our support people does not log out from chat when leaving for home. Then the system only detects that nobody is there and gives you the opportunity to send your inquiry by e-mail. I'll tell our support persons to log out when leaving.

RKanarek, what you are describing is not a bug, but the expected behavior. We have frame objects and objects that float with the text. For example, there are pictures and picture frames. If you copy a picture frame to the clipboard and paste it, the resulting objects depends on the mode you are in: ...

Turn on touch mode (View > Touch mode).

I cannot think of any Windows application that remembers the position of each individual dialog box.

The keyboard shortcuts affecting the document are all in the manual and help file (at their respective ends).

Keys for dialog boxes are not documented explicitly, because we follow standard Windows behavior with them.

There is no toggle, only fwd/back.

For that purpose, you should use the field "Create date".

Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab, like is usual for Windows applications.

You can assigns these actions to any key combination by customizing the keyboard mapping.

Note that Ctrl+Tab is already in use (TextMaker: insert a tab inside a table cell; PlanMaker: switch between sheets). You can override these, but then you cannot access their original function anymore.