It looks like you're installed in a very unusual location. Scrivener is normally installed in C:\Program Files (x86)\Scrivener.

Set up everything the way you want it, then go to Documents | Convert | Formatting to Default Text Style.

Yeah, in Scrivener 3.

Does this have to do with Scrivener?

I'm sure it's little comfort but I don't see this issue using v. 19.7.0. and Windows 7.

Write L&L a note and they'll take care of you.

I have used Unlocker. Results are mixed - sometimes it works, others, not so much. It's safe, though.

Sanguinius -

Well, it was worth repeating.

Thanks for the expanded explanation, rdale - I didn't have the time for it.

You have to import a template.

You could start by posting your question on a more appropriate forum. This one is for Scrivener software.

That should work. Maybe try right-clicking while in full screen mode and selecting your text color from there..

SteveCarterFrogstory wrote:On Windows, version 1.9.8, the menu you want to import OPML is File>->Import->OPML or Mindmap file...

Yes, I know that. That's what I've been trying.

Silverdragon -

Thanks very much for the explanation. I've saved it for future reference. (Still can't get it to work, though.)

Did you export it as .opml from Scapple to begin with? If you do, and then simply use File -> Import -> Files... the notes in Scrivener are imported as new empty documents into the Binder, below the currently selected document, with the Scapple note content as title. That's what I did. Doesn't show...