Downloaded and installed. Now it's time to play.

Only you will know if it's 'worth it' to you. Simply download the RC version and install to a DIFFERENT FOLDER and play around to your heart's content. Personally, I'm loving the dark themes and the updated saving of web pages facility (can't remember the precise name of that capability - was avail...

I finished my previous WIP and am about to start the next. Now that Beta has been changed to Release Candidate, is it time to take the plunge and move over? I've read the current RC is already better than Scrivener 1 so it's tempting, but betas have always made me nervous. I'm very tempted but would...

I have PWA and it works well, BUT I gave up trying to use it in Scrivener. When I feel I'm done and ready for final edits, one by one I compile each chapter into a Word document and do all my edits from there. Then, I copy and post my edited chapter back into Scrivener. I wish I didn't have to, but ...

At that point it'll be near the end of August, which is when the Windows v3 release is due, and then, as a reward for your self-control and delayed gratification, you can write L&L a check and buy v3 as a present for yourself. :D Best, Jim (trying to talk you down from the ledge) August is perf...

The most profound changes with v. 3 are in Compile. It's much more flexible, but there is a substantial learning curve for those making the change who are at home with compiling in v. 1.9. You don't want to be struggling over the last hurdle with your deadline looming. My 1/2p'orth. :) Mark Compile...

A big thank you to the development team for waiting to get it right (yes, it's still frustrating to us, but I know it is for you too.) Your update is clear and professional. I look forward to the release. To those using beta: While my husband loves beta testing (he's a Microsoft Certified Technician...