Atlantis Word Processor Forum

Thanks, rstroud, for finally giving me a complete explanation. Simple, but pretty much what this unwashed user needed so, thanks again.

Yeah, Robert, still nothing. I'm a visual learner and don't have an investment in this anyway so, don't waste your time on me!
Thanks anyway

See what I mean by aptitude! I even b****ed-up my reply but you get the drift.

A modal dialog??!!?? [list][color=blue][/color] [code]Holy crap, I'm 70 y.o. and don't have a clue what you are saying. Although I don't currently have this issue I'm trying to say that someone of my age/aptitude may come across this during a search for a same or ...

Very interested on where this issue stands. It would tell how Atlantis is handling deep issues and the time frame involved.

Yes, unchecking the field worked. Thank you!

Yes, Robert, it is checked.

Prior to the big changes made in Atlantis 3.0, I have been creating docs from articles online and save it to an Atlantis doc. I can see the pictures as saved on the preview screen but, when I tab the <Open> button, the screen opens without the pictures, only a box where the pic should be. Any ...

Is the File-- > E-mail option always active or do I need to activate it? It does not seem to be active on my PC because, when I choose "send by email " it does not activate a "Write" window in Mozilla. Please explain.

Charles

BTW, the switch was checked and this corrected the problem. Now, however, when I select some text for removal, it cannot be removed by dragging the cursor over the mistaken text and then, with it highlighted, strike the 'delete' or 'backspace' keys and remove it in bulk. I must place the cursor ...

Ugh, I'm getting old... ish. I didn't post this; As I enter the corrected text where I had just deleted the unwanted text, the entry is backwards. Eg. when inserting the desired word where the mistake had been, it would appear as drow (word). I only have to move the cursor to a different location ...

Frequently, I've noticed that adding text where text was removed - such as inserting a better choice of words. Is there a switch in the tools that I have turned on?
TIA

When I read this thread I was excited to be able to use the Clippy Bank for more than Atlantis saving! Unfortunately, I can't figure out how to get a shortcut on the Atlantis main toolbar. I had hoped that it would be as easy as creating a shortcut or click, drag and drop. I seem to be showing off ...

I guess you gathered that I didn't return to this thread since you last posted that question, "Now, what exactly did you mean by “So often when I perform a search and find a relevant one it just stops without a comment on how it turned out.”? Now, the explanation: I'm sure that most everybody has don ...

You nailed it again, Robert. I re-applied the 'x' in the box and all was well. I apologize for failing to respond but health issues have beset me. I can't really imagine that it matters to you (No flame intended). I'm, bothering to comment on the results for the benefit of future searchers, too. So ...

No change in the zoom function (If zoom is different than the 'enlarge by % in the toolbar, please inform me).

I recently replaced a HDD, preparatory to an impending crash, it would seem. When Atlantis was restored I had several long files of pictures copied from the web and resized such that they presented three abreast. When I tabbed the Print Layout View icon the pictures would separate into a display of ...

Here is a snip of a webpage which I wish to save for my own use however, the formatting won't copy. Perhaps I can't copy it and that's OK too. It's just a little difficult to read. Here's the snip. Well, I'm not able to post it with Snipping Tool or Print Screen, hmmm. OK, here's the address for you ...

No, I'm not a beginner to Atlantis although, the question is one which a beginner might ask. Hence, the embarrassment after doing a search. How do I turn on double spacing between lines, either as a full document setting or an as-needed setting within the document (eg. a list of points needing the ...

Thanks, Robert. that's a pretty insightful method of resolving this. Now, I just have to decide on whether I'd get too confused. Oh well, it's all correctable.
Many thanks,
Charles