From memory, there's a Quartz Filter that lets you print to this format. I'll check when I get home after work.

Otherwise, maybe an Adobe CC subscription will lower the barrier of entry for you.

FWIW, I bake my PDFs with PrinceXML which supports a very wide range of PDF profiles.

Not out of the box, but I helped a fellow writer develop one for his book. Was quite a process as his needs were very prescriptive. I'm a technical writer in my day job -- PM me if you need help

Well done, sounds good!

Look up David Sparks (MacSparky). All his early field guides were created in Scrivener

RonJeffries wrote:Yes I am becoming more and more into S3. If Windows people are left behind for a while, so be it.

Hehehe

I maintain my series bible -- well, it's more like a big world-building project -- in a separate location completely. However, when I write individual stories, I'll take a snapshot of pertinent information and pull it in the story's scrivener project as a read-only PDF. That way I can reference it b...

Chris: the reason I don't use zip files is the same reason I don't use a binary file. There are no frameworks on macOS or iOS (I don't know about Windows) that allow you to read individual files from inside a zip file. So to work with zip files, I'd have to have Scrivener unzip the entire project p...

Wow, do I ever. I love creating maps for my fantasy world and have used everything from Fractal Mapper to Photoshop/Illustrator to Inkscape/GIMP. Using Snapple has me intrigued, never thought of that. Today I mostly use Pixelmator and a cheap but awesome Wacom-clone I bought from China. Awesome way ...

Timely post! After my review of Ulysses, I've been a little unsettled with my own blogging practices. My blog readership is modest (500 reads per week according to Google) but growing as I invest more time into it. Currently I use Markdown and a static-site generator and while I automate most of the...

I finally published my review of Ulysses on my blog. I've had some great responses but my goodness, once it hit social media there's a lot of bitterness directed toward Ulysses for the business model switch. I almost regret posting it! I was trying to review it on its merits and compare it to the w...

I finally published my review of Ulysses on my blog. I've had some great responses but my goodness, once it hit social media there's a lot of bitterness directed toward Ulysses for the business model switch. I almost regret posting it! I was trying to review it on its merits and compare it to the wa...

Come again? Try to locate where on your file system Ulysses stores your files and you'll know what I mean. I found them buried in ~/Library in a confusing mass after I got creative with searching in Finder and grep on the Command Line. Compare that to the approach highlighted in the iA article I li...

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17 Aug. blog post from iA Writer regarding subscriptions: https://ia.net/writer/blog/ia-writer-5-from-raw-to-cooked-to-sushi/ Thanks schrugged. I enjoyed this article. What really resonated with me though was the linking article on plain text: https://ia.net/topics/multichannel-text-processing/ It ...