Back in my previous life as a university professor, I did all my bibliographies and footnotes “by hand.” For this review, I tested Nisus Writer Pro 1.4 with Bookends 10.6.1. For the kinds of merges that most of my clients have done over the years, Nisus Writer Pro does a terrific job and I can’t see how it could be made any easier.įor scholars, Nisus Writer Pro provides hand-in-glove integration with the very popular citation management program for Mac users,īookends from Sonny Software. (Tip: Use one-word placeholders, for example, FirstName instead of First Name.) And like Word, Nisus Writer Pro can also enter placeholders based on the evaluation of conditions, although this takes a wee bit of macro coding. It was a snap to pull data from a single group in my Address Book (or multiple selected groups, or all the records), but it was only slightly more difficult to export a merge (.mer) file from FileMaker Pro or a comma-separate value (.csv) file from Excel. I found creating my first simple merge document in Nisus Writer Pro much easier than doing the same thing in Microsoft Word. When it comes to merge tools, you may find that with Nisus Writer Pro you may not even need to read the documentation to merge. Want to add bookmarks and cross-references, so you (or your readers) can find their way around in long documents? No problem. Nisus Writer Pro can also lets you create an index and a table of contents. Nisus Writer Pro supports comments, and in my testing, I was able to move a commented document back and forth between Nisus Writer Pro and Word. Pro is designed for writing professionals and has the advanced document management features that are required by users who are not just writing, but producing documents. If Express as good as Pro in all those respects, why would anyone bother with Pro? Express is designed for students, business users, and, well, ordinary writers (which is to say, most users).
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