It's very useful and I imagine there'll presently be some degree of round-tripping possible. Lovely.

I may have whined about this elsewhere but Marked previews -- brilliantly -- the ENTIRE Scriv. project. No way I can see to make it simply preview the document which has focus in Scrivener. Damn.

I've been using Lion since that's what my new-ish (mid 2011) Air requires. It's fine apart from the very ill-thought-out replacement of "Save as...." with the clumsy "Duplicate" followed by "Save", another facet of the damn-fool Autosave function which Keith mentioned. ...

Jaysen wrote:I wonder how vic=k would credit his self collaborative works?

He'd have his name taken off the credits in protest.

Word is not until early 2013 at the soonest. Given Final Draft's history... *shrugs*. Word is also that it will mainly focus on collaborative features. Maybe even using this new-fangle Intrawebs which I hear the got it on computers now, for Pete sake. Who collaborates anywise? Me, the guy says "...

Just noticed Vellum yesterday. ("Vellum" sounds a bit formal, calligraphic, maybe antique and illuminated, to me. My immediate thoughts are "Scribblit" which echoes Scrivener and Lit&Latte & the "scribble" points more to its informality. "StorySurge" s...

Just took a quick look here and we use user agent and JS to keep the bad guys at bay (not forums but general site). ...a tendency to use telnet ... (styles really make HTML evil when embedded inline by the overlord's HTML generators). The two biggest bot violators ... server logs are .ru and .cz. ....

almansur wrote:You've missed the point.

You accidentally deleted the bit after "You've missed the point" where you politely explain what the point actually is.

ralvy wrote:Why not just lock the current document with Option-Cmd-L. Then click on the document you want to Quick Reference and then hit the spacebar.

That particular lash-up hadn't occurred to me. But still it's rather less wieldy than the modified click Keith says can't be done...

There's a discussion of something similar here: http://literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16638&p=115929 Have a look at pigfender's contribution: it's hilarious. Martin. So it is. Brilliant. And horribly, horribly true if you've ever had to write what we used to call "tex...

Very often, I can see, in the binder, a document I want to Quick Reference. Currently my options are: (1) Click on it and it appears in an editor and then I hit <space> and it appears as a quick reference page... and then I need to make it got AWAY from the editor in which it's appeared. (2) As (1) ...

Helpful as always, Keith. I think this may be an offshoot of the little script settings bug I reported -- the pane doesn't go away, I think "Well sod this", hit Cancel and...

Who knows? It doesn't keep me awake at night. (Or during the day, for that matter.)

I've had this happen, too. Everything in General Text (I wish one could edit THAT format) but the spacing and margins fine. Alternatively, the document loses track of the fact it's in scriptwriting format; hitting cmd-8 restores it as it should be. I don't remember this kind of thing before 2.0; may...

... to help preserve the hair of all scrivener-using non-telepaths the world over? should surely be ... to help preserve the hair of all scrivener-using non-manual-reading non-telepaths the world over? This is not moral superiority. I've done it, too. Maybe it's an evolved behaviour set: (1) Try to...

KB wrote:it always ends up getting dropped in binder order.

Yup, that's what I meant by the technical term "tits-up".

Happy christmas* to you and the team.

Michael

*lower-case "c" intentional in memoriam Hitch.