Nisus Writer Pro - Manual (Page 127)

Creating Documents 107
Figure 113
The Style conflict sheet
As explained in the dialog sheet that appears, the options have these effects
• Use Existing Styles
The document’s existing styles will be used for the pasted text.
• Add Pasted Styles
The styles in the pasted text will be renamed (by appending a numeral in sequence) and
added to the styles of the document.
If you are secure in your decisions you can check:
• Do not ask again for this document as long as it remains open.
If you are not sure what you want to do:
• Click Cancel.
Maintain a Style Library
As explained in the beginning of this section on pages 95 and 96, Nisus Writer Pro displays all of
the styles that exist in a particular document in the Style Sheet view and in the Styles palette as
well as on the Character Style, Paragraph Style and Note Style submenus of the Format menu.
The Nisus New File comes with a variety of styles built in, as explained on 96. You can add as many
styles as you want to the Nisus New File, but that might make it hard to find just the few styles you
regularly use.
The solution is to create a number of files, each containing styles specific to one particular kind of
project and save them in the Style Library folder of the Document Manager. You can then import
any styles you want on an as-needed basis into your current document.
The Document Manager is described in depth on pages 55-72.