I try to keep the structure as "flat" as possible cause I am putting an entire novel series into one project (Currently 70+ single novels). Good god, that's impressive. I have a series in a single project, too, but it's only six books — and two of them are novellas. I can't imagine A) the...

It depends on the length of what I'm writing. I'll start off by saying that I used to always write entire chapters as one long document and leave it at that. In fact, I have done this since buying Scrivener in 2013 and only just stopped as of about a month ago. Why? Because for the first time, what ...

<snip> For your existing projects—again, I hope you can do this with the current version—go to 'Project > Text Preferences…', tick the "Use different default formatting …" and set the font in the dummy paragraph there. All new documents will then use that; for existing documents, if neces...

I used Calibri for a very long time, until this topic encouraged me to look for something I liked better. I spent hours trying out different fonts. I spent a few months using Merriweather , which I absolutely love for my schoolwork or anything professional, but don't like for my fiction writing. I p...

I've been using Scrivener to write fiction for a while now, but I wasn't using it for anything else. Then, as individual Word files of my university lecture notes piled up, cluttering up an entire folder, I wondered why I wasn't using Scrivener for those , too. So I created a template for my courses...