Hi Julian, > FWIW, I disagree (but I realize that I'm probably in a minority). The > problem with Markdown is that the simple things are easy, but everything > else gets messy. I'm looking forward to see how you kram (pun intended) > the V3 features into your tool… Do I have to? If an author wants to use a V3 feature that does not lend itself to authoring in markdown, they can always put the XML tags right into their markdown source. >>>> but that was the way things were done in 2010. >>> >>> I’m prepared to stick with that, unless there is something better about the alternatives. >> >> Right, for a minor update, digging out the v1 tools and finding a platform where they can still run may actually be the best way to proceed. > > All you need is a TCL processor. Works fine over here on a newly > installed notebook with Windows 10 and Cygwin. Haven’t tried that in a while… Works for me, too (macOS 10.13.6, on a small document, with the usual formatting differences from v2…). Good to know. (Although I have heard people have had problems on other platforms recently.) Grüße, Carsten