How can I have NAT Skin with TinyMCE as the editor in twiki. When I changed my skin to Nat in the twiki preferences my editor automatically got changed to natedit though i was working previously on tinymce editor and would like to do so in the future but with nat as the default skin.
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I finally got the answer. This is a bug in TWiki and will remain so. What we can do is to shift to its fork FosWiki for the bug have been long solved in there.