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Oddly and happily, Wine 9.0 and the latest stable version of theWord seem to have resolved this issue! The problematic pages render correctly now.

You've not provided a lot of info about how you're trying to install theWord, so I'll ask some questions: * Are you using the normal theWord Installer for Windows (good), or are you trying to use the old, outdated theWord for MAC (bad)? * What compatibility layer, if any, did you install? You'll nee...

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Meh, I literally don't have the ability to buy things online, so anything that eventually requires payment is a no-go for me. Besides, this is a very minor problem IMO (it has an easy workaround, it doesn't affect any critical pages that I know of, the worst it does is make things a bit ugly if you ...

Setting no.uniscribe=0 in Linux does nothing. Similarly, setting no.uniscribe=1 in Windows doesn't appear to cause the bug to surface there.

I don't think that's something the user can change. I can see instructions for changing fallback font related things in Wine's Uniscribe engine, but not much else.

Oh really? That's interesting. I tried pasting text from the M-Strong module into Wine Wordpad, and it showed up as boxes even there. I'll take a look at the TotheWord changelog and see what might have happened.

Edit: There are some Uniscribe and Windows text engine fixes in there that look hopeful.

I use a few shortcut keys that conflict with the hotkeys in TheWord, hotkeys which are used for setting bookmarks (namely Ctrl+Shift+[2,3,6]). How can I change the hotkeys for setting bookmarks to something else (or remove those hotkeys)? Sadly I'm not aware of any way to change those shortcut keys...

Hello, I created a new folder and named it "theWord" then I did the compact install. It worked beautifully, thank you brother! Once theWord was installed, I went to the "My Subject Notes" file, clicked on it and it opened the word, then asked me if I wanted to install it as a bo...

Probably the easiest way is going to be to do something like this: Open the folder where you installed theWord into, then open the folder called "Books" inside that. Find the file in there called "Subject-Notes.gbk" and move it to somewhere else. Move the smaller "Subject-No...

doonoo wrote: ↑Tue Sep 05, 2023 8:22 am HalleluYah

Thank you sir

Really happy to be able to help! I'm just an unworthy servant trying to do my job for Christ. But I do love my job.

Hello, Thank you for the help and advice. How would I save the new data that I've created in my new subject notes? Should I just save the file (rename the file?) somewhere safe, then when I want to, open the file, copy the contents and then paste the contents into my clean install of theWord? I'd p...

Did the tahoma suggested work like Deja u Sans for you? Also a general question have you noticed premium sources that render as random characters throughout the whole book? Not just squares? If so what is the fix? I am on Debian 12 KDE. I have now tried the official Tahoma font. While it fixed some...

Did the tahoma suggested work like Deja u Sans for you? Also a general question have you noticed premium sources that render as random characters throughout the whole book? Not just squares? If so what is the fix? I am on Debian 12 KDE. Haven't tried Tahoma yet, will do so soon. I don't have any pr...

I do not have an firewall enabled. Everytime I've installed arch linux I've had this happen to me. Not even e-sword is working for me (or bible analyzer for that matter... even though I'm using the linux version). Found it. You need to have lib32-gnutls installed. pacman -Syu lib32-gnutls See https...