Yes, that's probably a screenshot from the Mac version. I don't know why it hasn't been implemented in Windows 3 (Was it there in Windows 1.9?) but it wouldn't surprise me at all to learn that the necessary code is provided by the Apple development environment and not by Qt.

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Also remember that when you first open a v. 1 project in v. 3, it automatically makes a backup in v. 1 format before converting it to v.3 format.



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Just a suggestion, the Multimarkdown and LaTeX forum would be a better place for this thread, so perhaps a moderator will move it.

You should look for any answers to that question there too.



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@MajorMajor I had the same question you did. Got around it by setting a "Replacement" in the Compile section that replaces <$blank> with a single space (e.g., " " - sans the double-quote marks). Then, in my header, I added a new line below the text and entered: <$name> <$date> <...

I’ve been using Sync.com for years to collaborate with a friend, even though the Sync people claim it is not suitable for complex projects like Scrivener projects. However the answer is that only Dropbox provide the necessary API to allow Scrivener on iOS/iPadOS to access the project directly and sy...

Without closing your main project, open a new blank project—preferably saved in Dropbox where you can share it with her/him—and then drag the appropriate chapter into the new project. When s/he's read it and added comments whatever, snapshot the chapter in your main project and use "merge proje...

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The "your" in "your pen" does attribute and qualify the pen (a noun) as belonging to "you"; and as an adjective is a word expressing an attribute and qualifying a noun, then "your" can be seen as an adjective describing possession, namely a possessive adjecti...

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...but only in the sense that I'm writing. Equally, a fisherman who is fishing is still a fisherman, even if he didn't catch anything. The Descartes question! "I'm writing, therefore I'm a writer" or "I write, therefore I'm a writer" … substitute "fishing" and "fi...

@Merx, fundamentally you and I are in agreement. My "woolliness" comes from the adherence to historical norms. English grammar, in the sense of categorisation, metalanguage etc., is historically based on Latin grammar, which is nonsensical as English is essentially Germanic in structural r...

Choose the compile format; right click and choose "Duplicate and Edit" ; go to the Metadata pane and delete the entries; Save to "My Formats" giving it an appropriate name; use that format in future.



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At the time of writing this, my question has had 62 views, but no attempted answers. Does that mean the majority of Scrivener users are on MacOS? Or that most Windows users have little interest in exploring Pandoc and the compiler options? To answer your question, I don’t think Scrivener 1 for Wind...