Good Morning (at least 'here') ... :arrow: For me, Collections are not often a gathering of linked extracted text. In the early stages of thought development, it is not unusual that a broad discussion in a source document would apply to more than one of the wheels spinning. It would be nice to quick...

Is it possible to either group into a folder copies (ie, duplicates) of some or all the documents found by a Project Search, or to duplicate (ie, copy) them to 1) another, extant, folder or 2) click-drag copy (using Shift/Alt/Ctrl/whatever modification maybe) them to another useable location. I don'...

Good morning. :shock: :arrow: It would be nice were the Ctrl+Shift+(oh) keyword window to remember is sizing and Windows location from one session to the next. (This tends to be a not unusual request of mine for such floaters.) :arrow: Re Inspector/Referencing another project's document, I can open ...

To elaborate a bit on #4 earlier, "When multiple 'fonts' are within a text selection":

it would be nice were a font-family change, covering one family or several, to not change other characteristics of the text (eg, italics).

Thank you -- Alt+Shift+left ... A new keystroke among my favorites!

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Yikes, All done! (At least, all that I wanted to communicate for this thread. :roll: ) Thank you. Except for an afterthought (a fit of L’esprit d'escalier ) :( : :arrow: I don't want to change people's MO, habits, so I mention this with my usual caveat -- For me, a Scrivener newbie with sometimes di...

Ioa, (This post focuses on the FIND and PROJECT SEARCH string drop-lists etc. (Keyword: “droplistx”); responses to our other thoughts were made earlier.) In the PROJECT SEARCH box, a key-accessible drop-list of prior search strings would be nice. Likewise for Ctrl-F. For Ctrl-F I can get there just ...

A 'size' and usage (ie, PC environment) update. I now have mostly separated my imported work and research into three principle projects: My 'Core' project for my 20-odd :? Works In Project (WIPs); now about 300 MB, expected to be finally about 400 MB after I import everything from Info Select [infos...

Thank you Ioa for your quick replies Labor Day. (I'll focus on the Find/Project Search-string drop-list specific conversation in a later post to this thread, keyword “droplist” with an 'x' appended.) If on the other hand you simply mean getting the cursor into the search field, try Ctrl-G, S (press ...

:D - It would be nice were I able to Ctrl + 3 in a single document's text editor view to get a list of that item’s container’s contents. I’d then be able to up/down to get to another item/document in the same 'chapter'. (Were my original item in fact a container, Ctrl + 3 could work as it does now, ...

:D - When I Shift-F5 to open another Inspector footnote, when there are already enough notes present to generate a scrollbar, that next note is opened below the visible extent of the Inspector, off-screen: Although the note is revealed when I start typing (the cursor already planted in it), it is a ...

- Unable to copy/cut/paste items to relocate them in Outline or Binder, it would be nice were I able to shift a document directly to the top (or bottom) of its container's stack via keystroke. And sub-containers to their parents’ stack-tops as well. I recognize that there is a bit of a crossover her...

Expecting full well that much of v3+ is already coded, spec’d, time lined (hence ‘+’) ... - It would be nice to navigate the Project Search options via keystroke, given that my hands were just on the keyboard and soon will be again to input my search string. (And that my mouse movement is less preci...

My v3+ wish list is meant to be an exercise in modifying current functionality rather than in adding things (which is of course a tribute to Windows Scrivener 1.9x). I also realize that much of v3 is already coded, spec’d, time lined — hence the ‘+’. - It would be nice were there a keystroke directl...

Thank you Keith, Great news! Thank you Ioa, Your 'how to' was precisely why I sent my candidates to Tech. Support first -- I'm not surprised that I don't know everything. (Even after your revelation!) And the bug you're talking about, I had thought that was merely a 'nuance' of the current scrivenin...