I'll create new folders , folders -into- folders ... Scrivener didn't like it :shock: - - - So, I have a file , say "Project_D" created, worked (a lot) with, into the folder "Project D" I think step one for you is to start using the correct names for things. You have a project c...

On 2.8 you set it up when you compile the output, irrespective of what it looks like in the Editor.

It only syncs the changes, so if you didn’t change anything in all those documents they shouldn’t have had to be downloaded.
Are you perhaps moving projects from your iPhone area "On Dropbox” to ”On my iPhone” when your sync has finished?

maybe instead of being part of the Find process, a special view overlay that would temporarily highlight all text that had no style applied? Or, based on the fact that ”no style” is supposed to be the default status, highlighting all text that does have a style? I am one of those users that seldom ...

The cork board is just another way of looking at your documents. The index cards ARE your documents. The Binder is one way of seeing them, the Outliner another, and the Editor shows you the text within each document.

I haven’t tested it on my Mac but what you describe seems like the logical behavior. How would you otherwise create siblings? Why would it be more logical to create children instead of siblings?

How does it get projects into Scrivener on iDevices?

Only Dropbox works with your iPhone, if you want to use normal sync.

What kind of devices?

dweller wrote:(Their standard 2Gb isn't enough for my stuff)

Do you need to have all your stuff synced with your iPad, or is your only project bigger than 2 Gb? It also used to be possible to get a bit more if you did certain things, listed on their web site.

When I was a kid, my mother used to try to argue me out of feeling a certain way using logic. I always hated that because while the logic might have been sound I still felt the way I felt. There was a complete lack of acknowledgement or understanding of the way I felt - it was simply dismissed in a...

Why not use shift-arrow?

Doesn’t the Win version have "Sync -> With external folder"?

Scrivener saves where you tell it to save. Scrivener doesn’t make the decision, you do. When you start a new project, you are asked to give it a name and to specify where to save it. In Preferences you decide where the backups go. These two should be separate places so if something happens you don’t...

You can’t have two different Dropbox accounts active simultaneously on a computer.