Atlantis Word Processor Forum

admin wrote:Yes, the RTF format supports comments/annotations.

Good news. Thanks again

Ok, thanks. But can you tell us if it is even possible to implement this feature - given the RTF-format?

(Sorry - posted this to the wrong part of the forum. Here it is again) I know that a comment-feature has been requested before, but - in my opinion - support for adding comments would be of real benefit to users. Even if it were just a simple tool to let the writer add instructions to himself. Is ...

Hi there, First of all, thank you for the new Draft View. It is a great improvement to Altantis! I know that a comment-feature has been requested before, but - in my opinion - support for adding comments would also be of real benefit to users. Even if it were just a simple tool to let the writer add ...

Speaking of ODT: You might want to consider having Atlantis added to the list of applications supporting the OpenDocument format:

http://opendocumentfellowship.com/applications#search

Yes, obviously. Probably, not even a universally accepted open standard for documents could change that

Thank you. The strange thing is that editing a RTF-file (created in Atlantis) in OpenOffice will add more styles to the stylesheet of the document. I guess that this just reflects how the standard stylesheet for RTF-documents is composed in OpenOffice.

Attached is a very simple odt-file. According to OpenOffice 3.2 it only contains one style ("Standard"). According to Atlantis it contains seven styles

Hello, Thank you again for enabling Atlantis to import files in the odt-format. I am wondering, though, why Atlantis always shows more styles in an imported document (in the styles overview) than what can be seen in OpenOffice (applied styles). The same thing happens when an RTF-file created in ...

The only word processor I have found that works as I want is Open Office; however , Open Office lacks in many other ways. There must be 297 reasons for me to stick with Atlantis! Hi, I went to http://dictionary.reference.com/wordoftheday and copied the October 3 Word of the Day article. I pasted it ...

Gary,

You could try Format | Style. Choose "Normal" and hit the "Apply"-button.

Jannik

It would be hardly possible to have any complete solution for this problem. Strictly speaking, every time you resave a document in some word processor, you lose some components (data) of the original document if this document was not previously composed in this version of this word processor. This ...

Whenever someone send me a .doc-file, I am currently very reluctant to open it in Atlantis as elements in the document that is not supported by Atlantis - for example, comments - will very likely vanish if I edit the file in Atlantis. Would it be possible to add some kind of warning telling me that ...

admin wrote:Regrettably there is no algorithm for detecting languages in such documents reliably. The language audetection in other word processors fails in too many cases. You can have the expected results in all cases only if you manually control the language marking in your document.

I see. Thank you.

it is much too tedious to language-mark all passages and words in English and Danish separately. Hi, I quite often create documents that include texts in 2 languages. Most of the time, if not always, these documents will use a main language and include a few paragraphs in a different language. Here ...

Hi, I frequently write documents in a mixture of Danish and English and for me it would be a great improvement of Atlantis, if it was possible to set the spell-checker to check multiple languages at once (as it is much too tedious to language-mark all passages and words in English and Danish ...

I realize all that. What is so cool about the "Apply template"-feature is the ability to change an already defined template to another - from "Draft" to "Book", for example, or from "Chicago" to "Turabian". That's cool in itself - but the ability to turn on live preview of the various templates is ...

janniklindquist wrote:As much as I love Atlantis, I am on the verge of giving up Atlantis in favour of OpenOffice simply for this reason.

But, of course, Atlantis is so slick that I probably wont

Sorry, but we do not have a book on Atlantis. All the Atlantis features are explained through the Help system of Atlantis and the site pages. You could find the list of major features here: http://www.atlantiswordprocessor.com/en/features.htm Please also check the ReadMe.txt file from the home ...

3. I hate to have to say this, but Atlantis Word Processor is a commercial venture (and so is MS Word for that matter). Even if it does not look like so to some, Atlantis Word Processor is the result of many years of hard dedicated work by a small team. Again, as incredible as it might seem to some ...