Thanks for the compliment! A few other people have made similar comments over the years, which I find very flattering—especially since I didn’t know what I was doing; I just wrote in the way that seemed most logical and natural to me.

Thanks for the compliment! A few other people have made similar comments over the years, which I find very flattering—especially since I didn’t know what I was doing; I just wrote in the way that seemed most logical and natural to me.

Joe, “The Nisus Way” is a great book. I haven’t used Nisus Writer for years, but I still have that book on my office shelf, because it’s a model of what a book about how to use software should be like–the first such book that really impressed me. (It was several years before I found other books that began to match “The Nisus Way”: David Pogue’s “Missing Manual” series, and Olav Kvern’s “Real World InDesign 1.5.”) So, congratulations.

Joe, “The Nisus Way” is a great book. I haven’t used Nisus Writer for years, but I still have that book on my office shelf, because it’s a model of what a book about how to use software should be like–the first such book that really impressed me. (It was several years before I found other books that began to match “The Nisus Way”: David Pogue’s “Missing Manual” series, and Olav Kvern’s “Real World InDesign 1.5.”) So, congratulations.