Hi, Thanks for the kind words about Scrivener. This is a known bug. Basically what is happening is this: to create page breaks a "page break" character gets inserted during the export process. But this character is inserted unformatted, meaning that it takes on whatever attributes come be...

I should probably have known better than to post bug info at the tail end of old threads - I've been around the block a few times - but even old dogs forget their old tricks from time to time. I posted about this in July, didn't hear from anyone whether it was a known issue, in the works for fixing ...

2 - I have come up with a new name for Scribbler! The reason for the change is that Scribbler was already being used by an iPhone app (not mine). No good. No good at all. "The reason for the change is that Scribbler was already being used by an iPhone app (not mine)" is way too long for a...

Hot damn, here there be tabs. :shock: At the risk of a derail of this topic (I'll risk it since you've already answered the main question), how would they work? Right click to get a contextual menu for "Open in new tab?" Would the current "take over the current window" behavior s...

Looks like it's the annotation at the end of the chapter that was causing me troubles, not the one at the front. That's easier to fix.

This sounds like the problem I've been having. Everything worked fine at first. Text exports worked without problem, my pagination was just fine. No problems. Then today I tried a new test export and found that my pagination was all funny. No page break between chapter endings and the next title pag...