Appstore customer service is automated and heavily relies on algorithms. L & L provides individual service. If the algorithm shut you down on the App Store, good luck sending emails. Sure you can go into your local Apple Store, but that assumes you have access to one. That may not be the case if...
If you compile to pdf, there are a couple of commercial programs (Pdf Index Generator is one) which let you create an index, but it's really more of a concordance. You can tweak the automatically generated output, but that might take a while, especially if you have a long work. The problem is removi...
"If you have a page you don't want, I don't see why you're thinking of adding a page break. Then you'd have TWO blank pages." You're absolutely correct. My bad. I was looking for something along the lines of the LaTeX \cleardoublepage command. But... "Absent all that, here's my best g...
Try pasting into TextEdit first. If it looks OK there, Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C, then copy into Scrivener. If it still looks bad in Scrivener, it's an encoding problem.
I've compiled my 230 page document but I'm getting a blank page 5. Is there any way to put in a page break at the bottom of page 4 but otherwise not touching the rest of the document? Insert=>Break=>Page does not fix the problem. Right now there is a page of text (pg 4), followed by an empty page (p...
No, more like: Submission.................................................................................1 Support (a)....................................................................................2 Appendix......................................................................................3...
I found this: [url]https://www.literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=51511&p=263073&hilit=dot+leaders#p263073 [/url] but wonder if there is an easier way.
I have a multi-page PDF that I would like to include in my document *without changing the pdf.* The goal is to include client-created pdf's in a catalog of documents. I could compile to pdf and just leave the client pdf's out of it, then use something like Acrobat Pro (extremely expensive) to stitch...
You can import any file — and I do mean ANY file — into Scrivener. At the Dropbox link is a video where I drag the Scrivener 1 manual into Research, and you'll see all the pages are there. https://www.dropbox.com/s/j1aiz8w9vrk2mes/drag%20pdf.mp4?dl=0 Into Research, yes. But I need the multi-page pd...