I'm guessing that you mean line length rather than sentence? You can set the width of the editor in Preferences/Appearance/Main Editor. You can set a fixed width or if you uncheck that option the editor will resize as the window is resized. You can change the width of a table by placing the mouse on...

In Project Target options is Count Current Compile Group Only checked on? I've found that you actually have to click Compile and not Cancel to get the Compile Group to be taken notice of.

What I would suggest is that you try compiling with some of the other Compile Formats in the list on the left in Compile to see if any give you a different result. Try also creating a Word doc from the compile as well. There is not a setting within Scrivener for the size of the footnote number so it...

As you are in a hurry to get this done I would recommend that you start by trying each of the Compile Formats listed on the left of the Compile format that to see which one gives you the best result. Then contact contact support to fix any remaining issues. Or if you prefer to see what you can fix y...

You can create a bulleted list using Format>Lists and choosing a style, or by using the List item in the toolbar. This can be done before or after applying paragraph or character styles. Does that not do what you want? I know it is a two stage process - style then list - but it is pretty quick to do.

Would using comments rather than annotations be any easier for you?

Paste and Match Style will remove all the formatting in the copied text. The style it is matching to is the style in the document you are pasting into. A normal Paste should retain the formatting.

I would try moving it out of Dropbox on whichever device you feel is more up to date. On the iPad you can move your project to the On My iPad/iPhone section oft he list of projects by tapping edit and dragging the project down until it is under the On My iPad/iPhone section. Then let Dropbox sync an...

Have you looked at Format>Paragraph>Tabs & Indents? Any styles set? You could try selecting the document in the Binder and go to Documents>Convert>Text to default formatting.

There are various name placeholder tags (see Help>List of All Placeholders...) but the first place they should all look is on the metadata pane (luggage tag) in the Compile dialog. Have you tried that? Fill in Forename and Surname as well as Author.

I think because there are two menu items with the same text the shortcut will not know which to invoke and so it won't be possible to create one.

This may be down to the file conversion used after the compile process rather than the compiling itself. Have you tried compiling to RTF instead? Have you got Use Enhanced Converters checked in Preferences/Sharing/Conversion?

If you use Paste and Match Style (option-shift-command v) then whatever you paste will inherit the current formatting in your document. I'm afraid there is no way to set that behavior as the default for the standard command-v paste.

If you put a single asterisk * into the search box this will find everything in the Binder, You can then sort the Search Results by date with newest first.

I use footnotes a lot myself and often paste a reference in from elsewhere. When I remember I use Paste & Match Style option but if I forget you can control-click on the footnote and choose Convert to Default Formatting. That should remove the indent I think. You can set the default font and siz...