Currently, the user guide pages for Textmaker NX 2024 and NX 2026 both feature screenshots of the ‘Paragraph style’ dialogue box. These show a ‘Delete’ button. However, in the mobile version of Textmaker NX 2024, it is labelled ‘Reset’.
What’s going on?
[Question]: Are ‘Delete’ and ‘Reset’ different?
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[Question]: Are ‘Delete’ and ‘Reset’ different?
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Re: [Question]: Are ‘Delete’ and ‘Reset’ different?
I’m really confused and at a loss. Is the manual wrong, or has the mobile version of Textmaker mislabeled the command buttons?
The fact that the manual says one thing and the software does another has left me unsure of what to do next. Now I’m not even sure if the “Reset” button in the Character Style and Paragraph Style dialog boxes is actually the “Delete” button, as described in the manual.
I think that’s highly likely. The Reset button should actually be the Delete button. I think: If you use the Reset button to delete the “Styles” in the Character Style and Paragraph Style dialog boxes, it doesn’t seem to work at all. It doesn’t delete anything.
What should I do next? I’m really confused.
The fact that the manual says one thing and the software does another has left me unsure of what to do next. Now I’m not even sure if the “Reset” button in the Character Style and Paragraph Style dialog boxes is actually the “Delete” button, as described in the manual.
I think that’s highly likely. The Reset button should actually be the Delete button. I think: If you use the Reset button to delete the “Styles” in the Character Style and Paragraph Style dialog boxes, it doesn’t seem to work at all. It doesn’t delete anything.
What should I do next? I’m really confused.
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Ho Chairperson set out in 1911 to find a way to save Viet Nam country.