You can set your preferred format for saved files in the Saving preferences of Nisus Writer Express as explained in “Choose the Way in Which Files Save” on page 221.Īs a Rich Text Format (for older applications, such as AppleWorks) file.Īs a PostScript file as explained in “Create a PostScript file of your Nisus Writer Express document” on page 216. This file format is generally not recognized by non-Macintosh computersĪs a (plain) text file (no formatting is saved). This is similar to RTF, but saves any graphics in the file in a separate folder from the text of the file. When saved in this manner, every time you open the file, it opens as “Untitled” with all the text and formatting present when you saved it.Īs a Microsoft Word (97 and later also known as “.doc”) format file.Īs a Rich Text Format Directory (RTFD) file. This is the preferred format, so others can read your files.Īs a Document Template (DOT). You can save a Nisus Writer Express document (in order of preferred format):Īs a Rich Text Format (RTF) file. No “export” format will preserve all the important information-even if the document “looks” right, important things, such as styles, may not persist. Any format under Export As… cannot be trusted to fully preserve document information. Save As… should always preserve document content. Nisus Writer Express makes a slight distinction between “saving” and “exporting” files. For instructions see “Save a Nisus Writer Express document as an HTML document” on page 256. You can, however, also edit these files in Nisus Writer Express. Nisus Writer Express opens HTML files as they would appear in a Web browser.
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Some files that Nisus Writer Express creates can only be read (opened) by Nisus Writer Express as text files (for example a PDF file). Save In Document Manager saves the changes to the Nisus Documents folder in the Documents folder Save As… saves changes as a new file and allows you to continue editing that file with a new name (leaving the original file with its original name) Save saves changes to the selected drive This also enables you to rename or save your file in a variety of formats and encodings.The following alternatives explain the various methods of saving your files When you save your file for the first time by choosing Save As… from the File menu, Nisus Writer Express opens the Save As dialog and places the first few words of the document in the filename field at the top of the dialog. (Choose Document Manager from the Window menu and open the file you want.) In addition, you can explicitly save your files by choosing Save As… from the File menu. You can easily find and open these documents using the Document Manager illustrated in Figure 81 on page 95. Nisus Writer Express (with the Autosave preference turned on) automatically gives your document a name, based on the content of the first line, and stores the file in the following folder You can ignore saving your documents entirely. Nisus Writer Express offers you several ways to save a document.
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