So, I rescued a shitload of #Scrivener projects I thought had been eaten by Dropbox and lost to time. Success! And I'm going to try to write them all in the next couple of years. #writing #novels dariabloodworth.ca/only-compute...

#Scrivener 3 on macOS Tip of the Day: Holding down the Option/Alt key while dragging in the binder or outliner will disallow drop-ons, making dropping between items easier.

About 11 hours left to enter to win a Scrivener License for MacOS or Windows: wp.me/pcVwAl-2kn

A big thank you to Scrivener for their sponsorship of #KidLitGN’s annual pitch event, which opens in 2 weeks. See kidlitgn.com for details. @scrivenerapp.bsky.social #pitchevent #scrivener #prize

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Open multiple documents in Quick Reference panels by dragging them onto the Quick Reference icon in the toolbar (the box with the pencil).

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Open multiple documents in Quick Reference panels by dragging them onto the Quick Reference icon in the toolbar (the box with the pencil).

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Sort items in the outliner by clicking on a column header. Click again to reverse the sort, and once more to return to normal.

#Scrivener 3 on Mac & Windows Tip of the Day: To enter line breaks into synopses when editing in the corkboard or outliner, use Opt-return on macOS and Ctrl-return on Windows.

#Scrivener 3 on macOS & Windows Tip of the Day: To enter line breaks into synopses when editing in the corkboard or outliner, use Opt-return on macOS and Ctrl-return on Windows.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Assign custom icons to your folders and sections to make them easy to pick out using ‘Documents > Change Icon’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Add footnotes and comments to your text using the Inspector.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Add footnotes and comments to your text using the Inspector.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: ‘Navigate > Clear All Navigation Options’ returns UI navigation to the default state, removing all locks and project navigation settings.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: ‘Navigate > Clear All Navigation Options’ returns UI navigation to the default state, removing all locks and project navigation settings.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Create a custom project template by setting up a bare bones project as you wish and using ‘File > Save As Template…’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Create a custom project template by setting up a bare bones project as you wish and using ‘File > Save As Template…’.

I love how writing tools allow you to view arbitrary, noncontiguous scenes stitched together, so you can, for example, check to make sure the tone of your alternating flashback scenes is consistent. Split-screen view did exist in the 90s, but it was never *this* versatile. #amwriting #scrivener

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Experiment with section order using the corkboard’s freeform mode (‘View > Corkboard Options > Freeform’).

#Scrivener 3 on Mac Tip of the Day: Command-click on a footnote or comment to open it in a popover without opening the Inspector.

#Scrivener 3 on macOS Tip of the Day: Command-click on a footnote or comment to open it in a popover without opening the Inspector.

#Scrivener 3 on Mac & Windows Tip of the Day: To see where a project is saved, use ‘File > Show Project in Finder’ (Mac) or ‘File > Show Project in File Explorer’ (Windows).