I was going to post this as a reply to my previous thread on this subject (https://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=57&t=59317 ), but searching through the forum there seems to be an existing mention of this specific font that predates mine (https://www.literatureandlatte.com/for...

That's the scrollbar -- in the second image, you've input enough text that the scrollbar appears, taking up part of the right margin. I'm not sure why the scrollbar appears within the fixed-with boundaries rather than outside it, but as far as I know Scrivener has always done this. I tend to work ar...

Or do your writing in Scrivener 3, and at the end of each writing session copy and paste the text into Scrivener 1 (you can have both running simultaneously) This has been my method for a long time now. V3 is too aesthetically pleasing and has too many great features for me not to want to do the bu...

No worries at all -- it's a weird thing, but pretty minor all told! Glad I could help!

My font of choice for writing is Calibri Light, and I have it set as my default font for all new documents. Since the Beta27 update, however, Scrivener has taken to switching all instances of Calibri Light to Calibri (standard) when closing and reopening the program. I have tested this with a couple...

File > Options > Corrections > Underline style

For those having trouble finding it.

Thanks for the instructions!

Tested this out, and it seems to be the same for me as well -- seems to be exclusive to Composition Mode, as it works fine in the regular editor, and does indeed seem to fix itself on 'rebooting' Comp Mode.

Thanks all, for the clarification! What was broken is that it was adding lines on top of empty lines. So if your text was already double-spaced then it would end up quadruple-spaced. There are around a dozen other contingencies and edge cases beyond that simple declaration, so it’s more complicated ...

I’m not sure what else you’re asking for clarification on, sorry. :) I think what's tripping me up is that it is working the way it's programmed to, but also not working the way it was intended to. I can't quite make out whether that means it's a flaw in the way I'm using the function myself, and t...

The excessive line padding is not how it is meant to work though. It should only add padding if it necessary to do so. So, just to check, that would make the extra spacing a bug, rather than expected behaviour? (Apologies for my own lack of comprehension, here -- the above post mentioning identical...

Compile to Multi-Markdown, maybe? I tried this, and can't find a way to preserve both text and paragraph formatting. I don't use compile often, so may be missing something obvious, but compiling directly to MMD preserves the paragraph formatting but loses all other text formatting (bold, italic, et...

Ahh, thanks for clarifying! In that case -- and just out of curiosity -- is there any intention of including a feature like the one in Windows 1.x, wherein you can simply convert the text formatting (bold, italics, etc) to Markdown and then just copy-paste the text as normal? Assuming such a functio...

Just thought I'd throw this one back out there as we're getting closer to release and we're looking at Release Candidate updates now -- apologies if this is still being worked on, but I couldn't see mention of it in any of the update notes. Using the 'copy as Markdown' function adds extra line space...

I didn't have this exact problem, but I did encounter a fatal error while trying to install Beta 19 through the updater, which led to the program itself being unopenable. I assumed this was an error on my end -- my computer fell asleep between download and installation -- but since someone else has ...

I think this is the same bug covered here?
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