Hi all

I've just sent the following to Riccardo. I also copied it to Nisus.

I wondered about deleting the prefs, plist stuff or whatever. 
Couldn't find anything for Ti4M. Can anyone else?

Cheers, Geoff

Geoffrey Heard
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The Worsley Press

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>hello Riccardo
>
>I'm having problems with v.5.
>
>OSX.6.3  (before and after latest OS update -- also before and after 
>deletion of the Ti4M v/4.x Pref pane).
>
>1. With NisusWriter Pro v. 1.4.
>
>When I type the error and hit the trigger, Ti4M highlights the error 
>but doesn't replace it. When I type on which deletes the abb, and 
>make another error, Ti4M When I make another error, Ti4M highlights 
>that error plus the trigger, and appends the correction for the 
>previous error immediately after the new error and before the 
>trigger. Do that routine a second time and things start to get 
>confused!
>
>In the expansion, by the way, the only thing I have checked is "Case 
>sensitive".
>
>Now here , I believe is where the problem/solution lies:
>
>If I type an error, the error is highlighted. If I then hit  the 
>right arrow to move the cursor to the right, the correction replaces 
>the highlighted error AND the cursor moves to its correct position 
>after the trigger. i.e. hitting the arrow makes Ti4M complete its 
>task.
>
>2. With Canvas X. Bld 926
>
>When I type an error and hit the trigger, the correction and the 
>trigger appear in front of the error but the error is not deleted. 
>eg.  which whcih
>
>3. Ti4M v.5 is working perfectly
>
>With Eudora 6.2.4.
>
>With Personal Organizer 4.5
>
>With SOHO Organizer 8.13
>
>With Neooffice WP (a tiny touch slow, though -- but then, that's the 
>program, isnt it?).
>
>---
>
>Ti4M v.4.x works perfectly with both NWP 1.4 and Canvas X -- my two 
>main programs, along with Eudora, Personal Organizer and Firefox.
>
>cheers
>geoff