It's really inconvenient not having those searches. Is it possible to roll back to an earlier version until this is resolved? Which version should I roll back to?

I'm having trouble with global search too. All of my saved search collections (keywords) are returning empty, as is any new global search for a label, keyword, or status. Clicking "rebuild the search index doesn't help," and I'm not even sure it does anything since it only briefly opens a ...

I was having trouble with this on the last beta, and it's still a problem in this one: sometimes when I try to resize columns in Outline view, the pointer jumps off the app window and the column gets resized as enormous and cannot be made smaller.

This is a document I just imported from version 1.9. I'm running Windows 10 v1903. I can make the last outliner column bigger but not smaller, because the double-arrow pointer suddenly jumps off the editor and to the upper-right corner of the app window. Adding another last column and then deleting ...

@Bridger Ignore the Scrivener fanboys who feel the need to get nasty and pile on for a week after the original post anytime anyone makes the slightest criticism of Scrivener or the way L&L runs its business. I think you've probably gotten the point that you downloaded the wrong version if you me...

The issue is whether enough people would be willing to pay for Scrivener on Android. I would also be willing to bet that many Scrivener users considering a buying new tablet might grit their teeth and pony up for an iPad even though they would rather use Android. I almost did. Note the word "al...

Anything you write in an RTF editor (like WordPad on Windows) opens more-or-less fine in Scrivener (I've had some issues with highlights).

This issue seems to be related to this old thread, which did not receive a dev response: http://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=50&t=36668&p=235440 I finally fired up Scapple (v1.0, Windows 10) on my nice new 4K laptop. But when I extend my laptop to my lower-res monitors, I...

If you've been happily using Adobe creative software on Windows, then the main argument for getting a Mac--"superior color accuracy"--is baloney. You'll have more choices and get more bang for your buck with a Windows machine. Unless there's some very specific reason you need to be in the ...

The problem is that Scrivener 3 isn't backwards-compatible, so if the beta stops working for some reason, you won't be able to continue and you might lose your work altogether. I'm not that brave.

Thanks for the clarification--I didn't mean to spread ignorance.
I've only messed with the Windows beta a little bit because I'm just finishing something up and didn't want to take the plunge. A "type" implementation is certainly much better than "Compile As Is."

Another comment: If you don't want a Scrivener doc to be included in the part-chapter-section etc. hierarchy as in the Binder, mark it "Compile As Is." I do this with each doc that is in a theorem environment (using escaped LaTeX) and have my preamble number each theoremstyle as a subsubse...

\delta (or \alpha, etc.) isn't a LaTeX command unless you're in math mode. This is why you need to either use the textgreek package or unicode+XeLaTeX. It's possible that nontroppo's LaTeX installation is automatically putting the missing math mode delimiters around \alpha, but MMD understands that ...

What nontroppo said, and also ⋅ Using math environment for Greek will give you the wrong font unless your Greek is math. A better solution is to either use textgreek or use fontspec and compile with XeLaTeX. See https://texblog.org/2012/03/15/greek-letters-in-text-without-changing-to-math-...

If you're using MMD, you can use the MMD syntax to insert the high-quality image and paste in a screenshot placeholder. If you make this placeholder image an inline comment, it won't show up when you compile.