Word should resolve the two sources of italicization into a single proper italic typeface, instead of yielding this errant super-slanty italics. (Of course, it does look like the above is avoided simply by exporting with fonts that don't have italic faces.) Is there anything might have done that would cause the issue "\f1\i" above, rather than it just keeping the base font, or is that normal for the behind-the-scenes nisus rtf formatting? However, it seems to come across to Word just fine. Text Edit's formatting is simpler, of course, because of the lack of styles: \i text that is italicized shows here \i0 So, based on the "\f1\i" definition right before the text, it does look like it is being defined twice, and Word is not sliding to the \falt Nisus shows the following inline formatting:
FIND ITALIC TEXT IN NISUS WRITER PRO CRACK
If you crack open the rtf in something like TextWrangler, and compare it to an rtf made in TextEdit (which does not show the issue) you can see a difference in the formatting of the italicized text: If the font does not have an italic version, it does not double-italicize. You know, I stand corrected - the font does seem to matter in a way. Perhaps my actions aren't the trigger, and the problem clears itself randomly, or after some delay has expired? Perhaps Word needs time to (re)build a font database.
I was just doing normal things like typing text, changing the font, and applying italics. Right now I'm not sure exactly what kind of fiddling in Word clears the error until the next time it is relaunched. But sure enough, after fiddling around using Word, the oddity cleared itself again and documents from Nisus Writer again imported properly, without the unwanted slanting. However, if I quit and relaunch Word, the problem returns. However, after doing some fiddling around in another test document, I reopened the original problematic test document, and the unwanted slanting was gone! After that I was no longer able to observe the unwanted slanting in any documents I opened. Closing and reopening the document did not clear the problem.
I then opened the document in Word 2011, and as you describe, the text appears too italicized: both the italics font face and a faux italic slanting were in force on screen. I had created a test document in Nisus Writer 2.1.2, used the italicized font face of Times New Roman, and saved it as RTF. I was able to reproduce the problem with Times New Roman, but it also just disappeared by itself, after I'd taken no actions that should affect the issue. Although trying different file formats is a good idea to workaround compatibility problems, you are going to see the best fidelity between Nisus Writer and Word using the RTF file format.Īs to the original problem, where you see a Nisus Writer document's text appear to be too italicized in Word, this seems to be a bug in Word.
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