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I have a number of books which have a gradient transparency on one edge of the each page. When I use other readers (Foxit, Adobe etc) it renders correctly: Rendered by Foxit.PNG When I use FlexiDPF 2025 (both 32bit and 64bit versions the transparency is not rendered properly, the graphic shows compl...

That was the only thing keeping me from using FlexiPDF 2022 as my primary PDF editor. Look's like I'll have to upgrade.

Presumably it's optional or you'll have some very disgruntled customers?

I use styles exclusively in TextMaker. Nothing is ever formatted "manually", I will always create or use an existing style. I would like to user BasicMaker to control the formatting of my documents but I can't see any objects or collections available to work with styles just font and shadi...

I must admit I was very surprised that multiple pdfs didn't open in tabs in the same instance. That almost seems like a standard feature in all the other readers/editors that I've tried.

There seems to be a lot of styles and it would be nice to be able to just get rid of a lot of them.

If I want "HTML Code" style then I'm quite capable of creating one.

Basically if deleting a style doesn't cause something else to break I should be able to delete it.

Yes, I that would work.

It's not a major problem, more of an annoyance. One of the things that drew me to Softmaker is that it has much better styles handling than the market leader It just needs a couple of tweaks to be perfect for my purposes.

Apologies for the length of this post. I want to be sure that I get the problem right. I use styles exclusively, I will never manually override a style. Most of my documents are very long and I can't afford for inconsistant formatting to creep in. There doesn't seem to be any way to reset part of a ...

I've played with the demo version of BasicMaker quite a bit and I do enjoy using it. Using VBA I tend to create my own functions which can be used within Excel. A simple example is "COLUMNWIDTH" which returns the width of a range in whatever measurements Excel uses. The cell would have &qu...