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Students need to have downloaded Scrivener 3 for Mac. This course is for Scrivener 3 for Mac. As the software changed considerably when it updated from Scrivener 2.8 these instructions are not compatible with older versions of Scrivener. Scrivener Chapter 3. We're opening a new chapter: Scrivener 3 is now available for macOS and is in the works for Windows. Image: Awards Part 2. Importing my version 2 file into version 3 was easy, and I haven't seen any problems using it on my mac. I love the bookmark features in version 3, but wish there was a setting to always “open in other editor” from the drop down menu.

Scrivener combines all the writing tools you need to craft your first draft, from nascent notion to final full stop. “The biggest software advance for writers since the word processor.” - Best-selling novelist Michael Marshall Smith GROW YOUR MANUSCRIPT YOUR WAY Tailor-made for creating long manuscripts, Scrivener lets you break up your writing into sections as small or large as you like. At its heart is a simple ring-binder metaphor—gather material and switch between writing, notes and research with ease. Got a great idea but don’t know where it fits? Compose your text in any order you want—write when inspiration strikes and find its place later. SEE THE FOREST.OR. THE TREES Whether you plan or plunge, Scrivener works your way: hammer out every last detail before typing a word, or carve out a draft and restructure later.

Or do a bit of both. All text sections in Scrivener are integrated with an easy-to-use project outline, so working with an overview of your manuscript is only ever a click away, and turning Chapter Four into Chapter One is as simple as drag and drop. RESEARCH WITHIN REACH Need to refer to research? In Scrivener, your background material is always at hand, and you can open it right alongside what you’re working on. Write a description based on a photograph. Transcribe an interview.

Or check for consistency against an earlier chapter. GETTING IT OUT THERE Once you’re ready to share your work with the world, turn your manuscript into a beautiful ebook or PDF, export to Word, or simply print it out. You can even share using different formatting, so that you can write in your favorite font and still keep your editor happy. Scrivener’s users include best-selling novelists, screenwriters, students, academics, lawyers, journalists and translators. It won’t tell you how to write—it just provides everything you need to start writing and keep writing. Note: 3.1.1 is a patch for 3.1.

It fixes a bug that could cause a 10.14 crash on startup for existing users who had customised their appearance preferences. DARK MODE. Full support for dark mode on macOS 10.14. Scrivener’s “Appearance” preferences allow you to take full control over colours and UI in each mode. Switch between dark and light mode independently of the system settings using the Scrivener Appearance menu. Set up different colour themes for each mode via the Preferences, and switch between them using the Scrivener Themes menu.

SCRIPTWRITING. Support for “MORE” and “CONT’D” when compiling for PDF and printing. (See new settings in the “Text Layout” area of the Compile format editor.). Support for not splitting sentences across pages in scripts. Dual dialogue support for print and PDF.

COMPILE. You can now include a cover image when compiling to PDF.

Enhanced options for compiling for print-on demand services, including an option for PDF files to use the PDF/X-3 format. Epub 3 and Kindle KF8 formats now allow for direct formatting. With these changes, the older ePub 2 and Kindle Mobi formats have been removed, and will only be available for Compile formats created in older versions that rely on them.

Epub export now supports inline MathML equations generated by MathType. It is now much easier to edit section layouts: a pencil icon appears when you move the mouse over a section layout in the main Compile window. Simply click on it (or double-click the layout) to begin editing.

Unused section types are now hidden by default in Compile’s “Assign Section Types”. Section Layouts in the Compile format editor are now displayed in bold if they are used in the project, making it easier to identify the layouts you are most interested in.

Improvements have been made to footnotes in print and PDF, including several new options for how they are laid out. Many, many other enhancements to Compile. FOCUS MODE. A new “focus mode” is available via View Text Editing Focus. This allows you to fade out everything except the current line, sentence or paragraph as you write. The mode can be set independently for the main window and Compose.

WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. Widow and orphan control now supported in Scrivener’s page view. (Off by default - use the “Editing” Preferences to turn it on.). Widow and orphan control now supported when compiling to PDF or for printing. Keep with Next has also been improved, and you can now determine whether the KWN paragraph itself can be split across pages or not.

3.1 Nov 8, 2018. DARK MODE. Full support for dark mode on macOS 10.14. Every single icon and UI element has been redesigned or tweaked for dark mode.

Scrivener’s “Appearance” preferences allow you to take full control over colours and UI in each mode. Switch between dark and light mode independently of the system settings using the Scrivener Appearance menu. Set up different colour themes for each mode via the Preferences, and switch between them using the Scrivener Themes menu. SCRIPTWRITING. Support for “MORE” and “CONT’D” when compiling for PDF and printing. (See new settings in the “Text Layout” area of the Compile format editor.). Support for not splitting sentences across pages in scripts.

Dual dialogue support for print and PDF. COMPILE. You can now include a cover image when compiling to PDF. Enhanced options for compiling for print-on demand services, including an option for PDF files to use the PDF/X-3 format. Epub 3 and Kindle KF8 formats now allow for direct formatting. With these changes, the older ePub 2 and Kindle Mobi formats have been removed, and will only be available for Compile formats created in older versions that rely on them.

Epub export now supports inline MathML equations generated by MathType. It is now much easier to edit section layouts: a pencil icon appears when you move the mouse over a section layout in the main Compile window. Simply click on it (or double-click the layout) to begin editing. Unused section types are now hidden by default in Compile’s “Assign Section Types”. Section Layouts in the Compile format editor are now displayed in bold if they are used in the project, making it easier to identify the layouts you are most interested in. Improvements have been made to footnotes in print and PDF, including several new options for how they are laid out. Many, many other enhancements to Compile.

FOCUS MODE. A new “focus mode” is available via View Text Editing Focus.

This allows you to fade out everything except the current line, sentence or paragraph as you write. The mode can be set independently for the main window and Compose. WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. Widow and orphan control now supported in Scrivener’s page view.

(Off by default - use the “Editing” Preferences to turn it on.). Widow and orphan control now supported when compiling to PDF or for printing. Keep with Next has also been improved, and you can now determine whether the KWN paragraph itself can be split across pages or not. 3.0.3 Jun 21, 2018.

COMPILE. Added a “Vellum Export” Compile format for use with.docx.

This makes it easy to export a Word document that is formatted ready for import into Vellum, the self-publishing app for macOS. Tweaked HTML5 export for ePub and Kindle formats to work around an issue whereby Kindle Previewer and Amazon’s “Look Inside” feature could scramble certain characters. ePub now supports the “Book begins after front matter” option. Added an “Optimize for Kindle conversion” checkbox for ePub 3 export for submitting to self-publishing services that require ePub files even for Amazon publication. Scrivener’s MultiMarkdown support has been updated to version 6.

New MultiMarkdown and LaTeX project templates and Compile formats added. The $include placeholder tag now works in title prefixes and suffixes and Section Layout prefixes and suffixes. The $date, $createdDate and $modifiedDate placeholders now allow for custom date formats (e.g. By using $date:HH:ss:mm). Added options for controlling the header and footer margins for print and PDF. Added an option to override style names during Compile, which can be useful for meeting specific formatting requirements.

When compiling a subgroup, if “Treat compile group as complete manuscript” is ticked, Scrivener now looks inside the front and back matter folders for a subfolder that matches the compile group name, and if one is found, uses that for the front or back matter instead of the entire folder. This makes it much easier for users writing multiple books inside a single project to switch between different books when compiling. OTHER. Added “Apply Keywords to Selected Documents” and “Remove Keywords from Selected Documents” to the Keywords panel contextual menu, making it easier to add and remove keywords to and from multiple documents.

Improved dotted underline drawing in the editor as well as for printing and PDF export. Improved “Select Similar Formatting” to work better with styles. You can now insert media time stamps into the Inspector and Copyholders as well as the main editor. Improvements made to highlights in PDF files. It is now possible to disable smart quotes separately from hyphens and ellipses for script mode in the “Corrections” Preferences.

You can now copy the link in the footer below an imported web page using the contextual menu. “Sort” options moved from Edit Move to a dedicated Edit Sort menu. Sorting is now supported in bookmarks. The size of comment popovers now takes into consideration the text scale. Worked around a bug in macOS whereby images in the editor could become faded after a save and reload. Many, many more refinements and bug fixes.

3.0.2 Mar 6, 2018. COMPILE. Added ability to preserve centering and indents on a Section Layout basis. Added a new $pageGroupParentTitle placeholder which can be used in headers and footers to show the name of the part containing the current chapter. Fixed bug whereby Kindle ebook validation would fail because of a table of contents problem. EDITOR. Text completions and emojis can now be added to Scrivener’s editor Touch Bar.

“Heading” and “Title” paragraph styles now use Keep-with-Next by default in new projects. Added “Reload from Original Image” option to contextual menu for images linked in text. Collapsed footnotes and comments in the Inspector now use an icon rather than text to indicate their type, allowing more room for a preview of the content. MEDIA AND WEB.

When viewing audio files, the playback controls no longer fade out but remain visible. Added ability to insert the time stamp of a media file (Insert Media Time Stamp - note that you must have a media file in the other editor to use this).

You can set the format used for this stamp in the Behaviors Playback Preferences. Added “Allow limited navigation in web pages” option to “Navigation” Preferences. When ticked, you can navigate around imported web pages to some extent. When this option is off, you can hold down Option when clicking in a web page to force the link to open inside Scrivener’s browser.

When resolving alias files, Scrivener no longer tries to mount external volumes, which could cause slowdown. SCRIPTWRITING. Added “Paste Plain Text as Screenplay” to the “Edit” menu (only available when editing a script document). This makes it easier to paste into Scrivener from Final Draft and Movie Magic Screenwriter. Added 1.2 line spacing as an option to Script Settings. It is now possible to set script mode to insert text at the start of a line when hitting tab (under the Tab/Return area of Script Settings). Added a new $mediaPlaybackTime placeholder that can only be used inside the tab “Insert” fields of Script Settings.

This can be used to automatically insert the current playback time of a video or sound file in the other editor by simply hitting tab. Added a new “Transcript” script format that takes advantage of the new time stamp placeholder, intended for use while working with a video or sound file in the other editor. STATISTICS. Project Statistics now show the average, longest and shortest document lengths.

Added “Show allowance in progress bar” option to document target settings. When ticked, the overflow allowance is shown in the right side of the bar. OTHER. Added an option to the “Behaviors” Preferences to turn off 3.0’s new behaviour of deleting text dragged out of the editor to other areas of the project. Added an option to exclude the screenshot when tweeting Project Targets (“Include screenshot when using Twitter service in Project Targets”, available in the General Services area of Preferences). Many, many refinements and bug fixes.

3.0.1 Dec 21, 2017. Numerous minor enhancements and bug fixes to Compile. ePub 3 and KF8 formats now support underlines without needing to use styles. ePub 3 and KF8 now support the “Transformations” options pane in Compile for converting italics to underlines (and vice versa) and converting smart punctuation to dumb punctuation.

You can now set images inserted using the $img tag to use a percentage size in ebooks using the new “ebook” placeholder tag (see Help List of All Placeholders for details). Tabbed windows are now restored when Scrivener is reopened (and Quick Reference panels remember their tabbed states per-project). When loading a Copyholder by Option-dropping, if you hold down Option at the start of the drag in the binder, the Copyholder will now get the focus. (Only hold down Option on drop to leave the focus as it was.). Either Option or Command can now be used to open comments in a popover instead of the Inspector (since Option-clicks do not work on all systems). Added option to turn off border to current line highlight. If any Preferences Themes are saved, a “Themes” submenu now appears in the “Scrivener” menu, allowing you to switch between themes more easily.

There are now more options available when saving a Preferences theme. It is now possible, for instance, to save a theme that only affects Composition mode colours, or a theme that affects everything else except Composition mode colours. Full width labels in the binder no longer span the entire width of the binder, but are indented and more like the Scrivener 2 labels. When Ctrl-clicking on the Trash folder in the binder, a minimal menu is now shown that includes “Empty Trash”. When opening the tutorial project, Scrivener will now prompt you to update it if there is a newer version of the tutorial available.

(This will take effect for future tutorial updates.). Added a “Convert Markdown” option to Import & Split, which converts all Markdown to rich text for the imported documents. When a group higher up in the hierarchy determines the “Structure-Based” Section Type via its “Default Subdocument Type” setting, this is now indicated in brackets after “Structure-Based” in the menu. It is now possible to make the main window narrower when there is no vertical split. Many, many refinements and bug fixes. 3.0 Nov 27, 2017. Note: 3.1.1 is a patch for 3.1.

It fixes a bug that could cause a 10.14 crash on startup for existing users who had customised their appearance preferences. DARK MODE. Full support for dark mode on macOS 10.14.

Scrivener’s “Appearance” preferences allow you to take full control over colours and UI in each mode. Switch between dark and light mode independently of the system settings using the Scrivener Appearance menu.

Set up different colour themes for each mode via the Preferences, and switch between them using the Scrivener Themes menu. SCRIPTWRITING. Support for “MORE” and “CONT’D” when compiling for PDF and printing. (See new settings in the “Text Layout” area of the Compile format editor.). Support for not splitting sentences across pages in scripts. Dual dialogue support for print and PDF. COMPILE.

You can now include a cover image when compiling to PDF. Enhanced options for compiling for print-on demand services, including an option for PDF files to use the PDF/X-3 format. Epub 3 and Kindle KF8 formats now allow for direct formatting. With these changes, the older ePub 2 and Kindle Mobi formats have been removed, and will only be available for Compile formats created in older versions that rely on them. Epub export now supports inline MathML equations generated by MathType. It is now much easier to edit section layouts: a pencil icon appears when you move the mouse over a section layout in the main Compile window.

Simply click on it (or double-click the layout) to begin editing. Unused section types are now hidden by default in Compile’s “Assign Section Types”. Section Layouts in the Compile format editor are now displayed in bold if they are used in the project, making it easier to identify the layouts you are most interested in. Improvements have been made to footnotes in print and PDF, including several new options for how they are laid out. Many, many other enhancements to Compile.

FOCUS MODE. A new “focus mode” is available via View Text Editing Focus. This allows you to fade out everything except the current line, sentence or paragraph as you write. The mode can be set independently for the main window and Compose. WIDOWS AND ORPHANS. Widow and orphan control now supported in Scrivener’s page view. (Off by default - use the “Editing” Preferences to turn it on.).

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Widow and orphan control now supported when compiling to PDF or for printing. Keep with Next has also been improved, and you can now determine whether the KWN paragraph itself can be split across pages or not. Nick.f.gonzales, Incredible, Versatile I've been using Scrivener for several years for class papers, research papers, diaries, and creative writing. I upgraded from Scrivener 2 to 3 after installing Mojave.

So far I've noticed the UI is much refined, the program is more responsive (no rainbow wheeling), and compilation and file conversion (especially.doc/.docx) much improved. The program's versatility is what I find really incredible—it's great for the smallest to largest projects. For a small project like a single poem or short story, use 'composition mode', which is basically a distraction-free mode like you get with IA or Ulysses. If you want, keep all your short pieces stored in a single library. I've archived all my diaries this way.

If you're writing a class paper, you can write in split-pane with your outline right next to your prose. And if you're writing a research paper, import any number of PDF's, images, etc. And quickly switch between them and your prose or, again, use split-pane. Footnotes and comments are intuitive and export seamlessly to other formats. Separate your writing into different documents for each section or chapter if you like, then export them all together into one document, with custom formatting options.

I can't even touch all the features in a review, nor do I use them all. The features are there if I ever do need them, but they don't get in the way when I don't. Nick.f.gonzales, Incredible, Versatile I've been using Scrivener for several years for class papers, research papers, diaries, and creative writing. I upgraded from Scrivener 2 to 3 after installing Mojave.

So far I've noticed the UI is much refined, the program is more responsive (no rainbow wheeling), and compilation and file conversion (especially.doc/.docx) much improved. The program's versatility is what I find really incredible—it's great for the smallest to largest projects. For a small project like a single poem or short story, use 'composition mode', which is basically a distraction-free mode like you get with IA or Ulysses. If you want, keep all your short pieces stored in a single library. I've archived all my diaries this way. If you're writing a class paper, you can write in split-pane with your outline right next to your prose.

And if you're writing a research paper, import any number of PDF's, images, etc. And quickly switch between them and your prose or, again, use split-pane. Footnotes and comments are intuitive and export seamlessly to other formats. Separate your writing into different documents for each section or chapter if you like, then export them all together into one document, with custom formatting options.

I can't even touch all the features in a review, nor do I use them all. The features are there if I ever do need them, but they don't get in the way when I don't.

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If you buy Scrivener 1 for Windows now, you’ll get a free update to version 3 when it’s available! Existing users of Scrivener 1 will be able to purchase Scrivener 3 for the discounted price of $25 when the time comes. Scrivener 3 for Windows will be available sometime in 2018. Scrivener is a word processor and project management tool created specifically for writers of long texts such as novels and research papers. It won't try to tell you how to write - it just makes all the tools you have scattered around your desk available in one application. Scrivener provides access to the full power of the OS X text system: add tables, bullet points and images and format your text however you want.

Define ranges of text as footnotes and they become footnotes when you export or print. And because the way you view your text onscreen may not always be how you want to see it in print, Scrivener makes it easy to format the printed or exported text completely differently from what is onscreen - leaving you free to focus on the actual writing. See Scrivener in Action: from on. Research No more switching between multiple applications to refer to your files. Keep all of your research - image files, PDF documents, movies, sound files and web pages - right inside Scrivener. And unlike in other programs that only let you see one document in a window at a time, Scrivener lets you view a research document in one pane and compose your text in another right alongside it. Corkboard The corkboard is one of the writer's most familiar tools.

In Scrivener, every document is attached to a virtual index card onto which you can jot a synopsis. Use the corkboard to shuffle these index cards around - which is instantly reflected in the structure of your draft. Outline The outline feature is another way of viewing the synopses and meta-data of the documents in your project. Restructure your work easily; get an overview of the project so far and what still needs to be done; check how many scenes have a certain character as the point-of-view character; read and edit an overview of a scene, a chapter or of the whole draft. Draft the Next Blockbuster While Scrivener is not a replacement for dedicated screenplay software, its familiar scriptwriting features make the basics of formatting a script easy.

So you can draft your script inside Scrivener using Scrivener's unique research and structuring tools, and then export it to a dedicated scriptwriting program. And because you can mix up script formatting with normal text, it makes it easier than ever to write treatments. Smile - You Have Snapshots Never be afraid to make mistakes. Scrivener's 'snapshot' feature makes it easy to return to an earlier version of your text. Before starting a major edit on a document, just take a snapshot, which stores the old version safely away. You can then call up old snapshots for reference, or restore an older version of the text if you decide you prefer it to the most recent revision. Full Screen - Evolved Sometimes you want to blank out the rest of the world while you write - or at least the rest of the screen.

Scrivener boasts the most advanced full screen editing mode out there. Fade the background in and out, choose the width of the 'paper' and get writing. Prefer an old-school green-text-on-black look? Flexible preferences mean you can set up the full screen mode however you want.

Change documents, refer to your notes, apply keywords - or just write - in one of the most beautiful distraction-free modes available. Compile for Export or Print Finished your masterpiece? Now it's time to get it out there by compiling your draft into a single document: print a novel using standard manuscript formatting; export to Microsoft Word; save as HTML; export as plain text and import a screenplay into Final Draft.

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Whatever your requirements, Scrivener's export feature is powerful enough that you need do little formatting until you come to export and publish. And for those who want to typeset their own work, Scrivener even supports the MultiMarkdown markup language, which gives those who have more exacting requirements all the power of exporting to LaTeX and XHTML.

Particularly suited to writers who don’t always think in a linear fashion, Scrivener is a revolutionary program that will help you manage and complete your next creative project. Scrivener 3 Updates:. The interface has been overhauled and modernized. Compile has been redesigned and is now not only much easier to use but also more flexible. The text system now has a full styles system (which is even more powerful when used with the new Compile). View index cards on colored threads based on label color (great for tracking different storylines or anything else).

Epub 3 and improved Kindle export have been added. Keep track of how much you write each day using Writing Statistics. Improved Custom Metadata allows you to add checkboxes, dates and list boxes to the Inspector and outliner.

Enhanced outlining. Corkboard and outliner filtering.

Refer to up to four documents in the main window using the new “Copyholders” features. Quickly find any document in your project using the new Quick Search tool. See draft and session progress bars in the toolbar. The powerful new Bookmarks feature replaces Project Notes, References and Favorites, and allows you to view oft-needed documents right in the Inspector. Use “Dialogue Focus” to pick out all the dialogue in your text. Export rich text to MultiMarkdown or Pandoc.

Broadened support for technical formats via Markdown output and custom post-processing. Mac System Requirements: Scrivener 3 on macOS requires macOS 10.12 Sierra or above to function. Version 2.9 on Macs runs on OS 10.9 to 10.12 Scrivener version 1.8.5 requires Windows XP, Vista, 7 (32 or 64 bit) or 8.

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