I followed the guidelines and installed Win 3 beta in its own unique directory, but the project are in the same directory, a dropbox folder not within either Scrivener directory. Is that an issue?
Another question came to mind. If I did not import the file, just opened it, is that improper protocol? Is it possible I corrupted my version of Win 3.0 in doing so? This morning the work seems to be OK. Also, if I successfully complete the rewrite in Win 3.0 beta which is my intention, can I save a...
The process used was as simple as I could think of. I opened Win 3.0 beta. Did not have Win 1.9 open. I opened the Win 1.9 novel (scriv file) in 3.0. I was prompted to update. I did. That's it. The question I have now is an even more important issue. After having pieced the content together, chapter...
Thanks Jim. Yes I have a 1.9 backup plus the word doc that was compiled from it so the original work is intact but not in the 3.0 version. I have been so anxious to get out of a years old version I thought I'd try it for the rewrite. I asked about data integrity prior. I converted from the lastest 1...
What a fiasco this product is. I asked earlier if content is safe using the beta. I was told it was. It is not. I converted a 1.9 file to the 3.0 beta. This was a complete first draft of a novel. Three scenes vanished. I did a global search. The content gone. Two dozen scenes jumbled. Some placed in...
Why does is there news on the home page of Literature and Latte dated 2017? Is that what the company considers new? When will the product be updated? Give us a date, please. I guess Windows 3 is in line with three-year-old "news". Love the product, greatly disappointed that the company can...
I get now that Owen was being sarcastic. The reason that I took it seriously is the history of some software products being in perpetual beta. Never finished. Never as in years.
If that is the case, it makes little sense, like having a half-product. "While many estimates suggest there are more than 1 billion Windows-powered PCs in use in the world, Microsoft officially claims there are 400 million active users of Windows 10 itself. That makes Windows 10, without the ma...