I know that you can excuse Front Matter, but I also have a cover page, which is what I'm considering Front Matter right now. I don't want the Introduction to be part of the Front Matter, because I *do* want it to be numbered... just separately than the Manuscript proper.

That sounds great, Keith. Glad to hear it's coming along!

If you ever need a beta tester for it -- although I know that's hard to do on iPads -- keep me in mind!

I vaguely remember hearing something about development of a Scrivener app for iOS, but I didn't pay much attention because I didn't have an iOS device at the time. Now I do, though, and I'm curious to know if there's been any more news about this. I did a quick search, but it doesn't seem like aythi...

I did a bit more experimenting, and it seems that the problem is caused by having multiple blank spaces in the "Chapter One" folder: I'd like the "Chapter One" heading to appear halfway down the page, so I added in about ten blank lines. Those screw up the compiler, and I get the...

Hi. I have a dummy document I'm using as a template, and for some reason, when I compile as a PDF, the chapter heading for Chapter One appears at the bottom of the title page, which should, of course, be blank except for the title and byline. I have the title page, set as a folder, situated within a...

I was running 1.2, I think, and updating it seemed to fix the problem. That's bizarre, though; these files worked fine last night, but after I installed Dropbox on the Lenovo, something went amiss.

In any case, thanks a bunch! You saved me oodles of time and a lot of heartache.

So, I use both Scriveners for Windows and for PC, and I use Dropbox and SkyDrive to bridge the gap between computers. I just got a new Lenovo Yoga today, and as I was installing Dropbox and SkyDrive something went haywire. Whenever I try to open a .scrivx file on my Windows machines -- a process tha...

I've been using Scrivener for PC and Scrivener for Mac with the same Scrivener files via Dropbox pretty successfully for about two months now, since NaNoWriMo ended last year. I've only had one hiccup, which came about because I opened up the project on both machines at the same time (by accident). ...

ETA: I found out that I can use the substitutions option in Scrivener, so that I can simply have '.s' turn into ṡ, etc... but I'd still rather use the unicode options. Is there any way to make alt+x activate the unicode transformation in Scrivener, or am I effed?

If I type 1E61 then Alt+x in Word, I get ṡ ('s' with a dot above it). If I type the same thing in Scrivener, I get 1E61x, as if the alt-key were ignored. Is there any way to enter Unicode symbols in Scrivener? I write fantasy, and a language I created relies heavily on characters that aren't easy to...

I'm mostly worried about formatting sync issues. I'm a bit on the OCD side, so if every scene isn't formatted the same way, etc., I get a tad panicked. I've done a bit of cursory exploration, and it seems okay, but I was hoping for some second opinions. I use Dropbox, too, but I don't do anything sp...

I'm sure this has been asked a million times, but has anyone had any experience using the same Scrivener project in both the Windows and the Mac versions of the program? I have both a Windows desktop and a Macbook Air that I'd like to use for the same project... one day in Windows, the next day in M...

Could you send a copy of your compile preferences? Use the main "Format As" menu, pick "Manage..." at the bottom, and from the pop-up, click the `+` button to save your current settings to a preset, and then select it and use the export button to save it to a file. Either attach...

Yeah, I can't really think of anything from my own journal projects that would be useful in a template either. The dated folders will go out of style, my boilerplates are probably only useful to one person, I don't really compile, and I don't really use a lot of meta-data in it either that isn't co...

Does the problem exist if you compile to RTF instead? What about plain-text viewed in a editor like TextWrangler which won't do anything fancy with it? P.S. Moved back to the Mac forum. :) Thanks for the move back! And it's still doing it in RTF form. I opened the RTF file up in Word (on my Windows...