The statement about future additions to NWE is a bit confusing to me. As I recall from an earlier conversation, NWE was expected to be "lean and mean" and to not compete with a future release of a replacement for the Nisus Writer application. If NWE becomes too feature-laden won't it lose its market niche?
Can Dave explain how a NWE with integrated tables that is "the compelling choice for OS X word processing" will leave room for the new NW?
Martin, even without Dave explaining (and I suspect he WON'T explain because that would be committing too far ahead), I can think of a dozen features the next level of NW beyond Express might include.
First and foremost -- an integrated outliner! (Hey, okay, so I'm a bit fanatical about this, but please, please!)
Indexing
Graphics
Some page layout features beyond Weird and multi/polylingual
Filters for styles/tagging to be imported by InDesign/Quirk
and so on.
Cheers
Geoff
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