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TtW 3.1.1 When selecting a file to be replaced when building a book module, an extension is added even if the file already has an extension. For instance, If a file is to be saved as dictionary.dct.twm, then after selecting the current dictionary.dct.twm, the file name will now be dictionary.dct.twm...

v3.04 Bible editor in Linux Wine There is a minor display bug when using the Bible editor in Linux. The line numbers get cut off after the third digit. In checking out how Text Editor Pro uses this control, I've discovered that there are two solutions that work in Text Editor Pro: 1. Disabling the l...

TtW 3.0.2

Is it possible to do a batch run of all the saved regex searches in the Bible editor without having to individually select each one?

ver. 3.0.2 *In day Bible editor, enter a few lines of data. *Create a malformed regex rule, such as "[.}". *Click on Replace All. An regex error message will now appear as it tries to process each line. There seems to be no way to break the search process. Each time you press the OK button...

See https://www.theword.net/manual/index.html?list_view.htm, but I agree that an automatic save of recent history could be useful also (especially when one's forgetter is working real well ).

Ver. 3.02

*Open the Bible editor
*Go to the new Bible RR Project tab
*Click on Import Bible with regex rules
*Select Cancel on the file dialog box

An address violation error occurs and causes a perpetual spinning cursor.

TtW 2.4.9
Win7

• Start a new instance of TotheWord

• Select Bible Editor mode

• Do NOT enter any data into the editor (very important!)

• Enable Word Wrap

• Click inside the blank Bible editor window

A message will now pop up saying that there was a "Range check error."

The integer value error still happens in 2.4.5b. There is also now a "Error sending data" message when starting the program. Also when the program first starts it displays both the book build and Bible build tabs and none of the menu items under the Editor Mode menu are checked.

Win7
TtW v. 2.4.1-2.4.3b (works with 2.4.0)

An "is not a valid integer value" error occurs when selecting Background Color from the Book Options menu in the book editor.

Yes I am using the book editor, but I don't see any options underneath the Extra Edit that would allow me to select a style.

When searching for certain text, is there a way to automatically replace all the found text with a particular style applied to the text, instead of applying direct formatting? A work around (which would provide a two-step solution) would be a Find All option.

As of Wine 9.0: "The new WoW64 mode finally allows 32-bit applications to run on recent macOS versions that removed support for 32-bit Unix processes." (https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/releases/wine-9.0)

Moving the toolbar to the application menu line might be an option to use to keep the windows from resizing.

There is the DejaVu Sans font also, which has a similar look to the Segoe font. But it's the Segoe font which is causing the excessive spacing between the lines with the footnotes on.

I think I just figured out what you are talking about, and you are right, the default font really messes with line spacing with footnotes turned on. I suggest trying the DejaVu Serif Condensed or the DejaVu Serif font. Download the DejaVu font set from https://dejavu-fonts.github.io/Download.html an...