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What you said I should do, I did do in the first sentence of my post :)

The email client in question was MailMaven.
eM Client was defined as default in Apple Mail, and nothing happened when I pressed File | Send in PlanMaker with eM Client off. When I had Apple Mail and eM Client on, the mail with ...

When a different email client is defined as default in Apple Mail; it is not recognized by SoftMaker Office. Apple Mail always opens with the document attached to a new email message. Using Settings | System | External Applications to define a different mail client does nothing.

For a long time, that was a blocking omission. I just bought another subscription.

Feature Request: place the Documents/SoftMaker folder in Users/username/Library/Application Support folder on Mac; AppData\Local on Windows and as .SoftMaker folder in user’s folder in Linux.

I'm not surprised at all. Cross-platform development is difficult, and SoftMaker does run really fast on macOS. Thank you again for your response.

I would like non-contiguous text selection in TextMaker, preferably in conjunction with the Command key. I realize this might not be possible, due to whatever text engine you are using. Pages has this same problem, seeing as it has to be cross-platform with iOS, as well as macOS.

Thank You.

Good to know.

Re: .TMDX is a superset of .DOCX:

I just saved a .DOCX document as .TMDX, renamed it as .DOCX and TextEdit opened it perfectly on my Mac.

So there! <grin>

Thanks, Miguel.

I've decided to go to Microsoft's formats, simply because I may need them somewhere else in my life. Softmaker's been around long enough, they're not going to disappear, thankfully.

Should one use the native SoftMaker file formats, or use Microsoft file formats?

Criterion for using either set of formats? (For collaboration purposes, I'm well aware that Microsoft is the best choice in the US. Is it so in other countries?) But, when would one choose the native SoftMaker formats ...

What kinds of font types does SoftMaker Mac support?

This is the list of the "c" fonts in TextMaker:

c font list.tiff

This is the list of system fonts that start with "c" on my El Capitan 2009 MBP:

c system font list.tiff

It's not just the "c" fonts that are listed. There's many more fonts that aren't seen.

Now what?