If you’ve used any Google apps in the early days you will likely have been using betas as the public release for several years, MS was also guilty of same. Couple of other majors did similar, names don’t come to mind. Has Google required anyone to uninstall / reinstall their betas every 3-5 weeks? ...

All of them should be in different locations, anyway. I removed beta from my Windows machine and had no issues with the remaining Scrivener 1.9. Although you might need to add back its shortcut to appear in Windows menu ( in case it is not there right now).

And I suppose you have proof of that? I don't recall seeing anything that set a hard date and I've looked. Maybe not quire what you're looking for, but look here: https://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=274224#p274224 Before releasing v.3 for Mac. September 2016. We'll have news so...

Thank you, Jim! That helped a lot.

Sorry if I posted in a wrong forum. I haven't used Scrivener in two years. Now I have a Windows machine at hand, and I decided to try the beta. If I see something unusual, I'll make sure to post in the Beta forum. Thank you again!

Sorry, if this has already been asked, but I wasn't able to find it. :( By default a new document in W3 has fixed "page" width? I turn on the ruler and I see, that the writeable area is about 1/3 of the screen, everything else is extremely wide margins. If I don't have any sidebars turned ...

There are lots of apps for Windows and Android that are not available for Mac or iOS, but that doesn’t make me feel neglected. Personally I actually think this kind of complaining is a bit childish. If Scrivener 3 is so important for you, there is a simple solution. Buy a Mac! If running Windows is...

The people behind the Manuscripts app tried to do exactly that back in 2014. It was to be a writing app dedicated to scientific writing and fully integrated with Papers 3 reference app. They released an early beta version for free but vey early decided to start selling the beta as version 1 althoug...

unless you think they might want the best product and the happiest clients possible. If you ever owned a business, then you'd know that delivering a really good product and having happy clients is a very big incentive. It is why you are in business. Unless your clients literally die waiting. :) It'...

Hello folks! Does somebody maybe have a working solution for the issue I've ran into with Fedora? I run Scrivener4Windows via PoL, and it works so far. However, fonts in the editor look terrible. I was able to solve it for the same combination (PoL + Scrivener) on Xubuntu 18.04. However, this soluti...

So if users are satisfied with functions and pricing when making this contract, and keep paying, then what motivation do the developers have? To stay in business. There are other tools out there. If the Ulysses guys sit on their butts and don't keep up with the other tools, then their customers wil...

Okay. Still, what is their motivation then? If somebody has installed software and subscribed, then they must find it useful the way it is. I don't think that they will just suddenly up up and away at some point. I have used unsupported Scrivener for Linux for years and haven't had any problems (apa...

I can understand their dilemma. How do you make software pay in the long term and what are the long term consequences of having to produce a snazzy new update to keep the funds coming in? Take Omnifocus -- a really good program which was made less powerful (in my view) by a paid update which focuse...

I may be one of the people you're talking about, and if so I apologize. I truly meant no offense. I wasn't seriously complaining that Scrivener is too cheap! I'm just sort of amazed at it. I'm very glad that it's so affordable; the only folks I have a problem with are those who are (in anticipation...

Not for the first time I see people practically moaning about Scrivener being cheap. Tell you what. Had it cost $199, or even $99, I wouldn't have purchased it at all. I simply wouldn't be able to afford it. And the same would be fair, I suspect, for most wrimos and other writing enthusiasts out the...

Why do I have a feeling you're trying to advertise a workshop?