Hi Anne
Sorry, I should have been more specific. Yes, I meant open, edit and save them.
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Hello Gordon,
It all depends on what you mean by "Handle". Pages can open DOCX files just
fine but it can't export to that format.
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Where in the style lists are headings? I found something under the "Lists"
submenu but I'm not sure that's the same thing.
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Hi James
Yes, this has been my problem. Anne sent me some great info about using
styles, but as you rightly say it's difficult to handle without the use of hot
spots. Since I need to hit the ground running on this one, and I need access
to this functionality without delay, I may have no optio
Hi Matthew
As far as I am aware, Pages doesn't handle Office 2010/2013 .docx files, but it
does handle Office 2003/2007 .doc files. I'll do some experimentation though,
but I do need to use the .docx flavour in order to stay compatible with my
colleagues. I really would prefer to use the Mac,
Hi Devon,
On 21 May 2013, at 18:33, Devin Prater wrote:
I wonder if there are any command-line edditors that are accessible and provide
the level we all need of edditing, like headings and formatting?
I don't know of any Command Line editors that will do what you want per say,
though there is
Yes it can. I have used NWP to write all sorts of documents including research
papers
On 21 May 2013, at 18:26, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
Can nices or how ever you spell that program edit footers and headers? I'm
asking this as I might have to do this the next time, hopefully never, I might
have
I wonder if there are any command-line edditors that are accessible and provide
the level we all need of edditing, like headings and formatting?
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On 21 mai 2013, at 12:26, Sarah k Alawami wrote:
> Can nices or how ever you spell that program edit footers and headers? I'm
> as
Can nices or how ever you spell that program edit footers and headers? I'm
asking this as I might have to do this the next time, hopefully never, I might
have to use APA formatting. and since you have to do headers and footers and
possibly running headers I'm hoping the answer is yes.
On May 21
Hi Gordon,
It is possible to add headers and footers etc in Pages and Nisus Writer
(Express and Pro). However, Aside from setting Hot Spots or a tone to play as
the attributes change there is no way I know of for Voiceover to distinguish
headings from the main body text. It simply treats all t
Hi Matthew, you should be able to read them in Text Edit.
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On May 21, 2013, at 9:48 AM, Matthew Chao wrote:
> Hi, Gordon. Believe Microsoft handles Word docs differently in Word for Mac
> than they do with Word for the PC. My significant other has sent me Word
> docs from
Hi, Gordon. Believe Microsoft handles Word docs differently in Word
for Mac than they do with Word for the PC. My significant other has
sent me Word docs from her Mac and I can't read them. Just my few
cents' worth.
Matthew Chao
At 08:07 AM 5/21/2013, Gordon Smith wrote:
Hi all
I know th
Hi all
I know this is a very old topic, but I'd be interested to know how, using
modern-day software, people ho about editing Word documents on the Mac. I need
to use this format for compatibility reasons, and I really don't want to have
to go into Windows to do the job. But I need a way of a
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