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.
I usually use iThoughts if I want to prepare something to use as outline in Scrivener, because then you can enter comments to each note and the comment is the used as text for each document when you import the opml into Scrivener.
Anything else I could use instead of lists, numberings to sort thoughts?
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
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Regarding those options.: They are Import preferences items that tell Scrivener what to do with any notes that may be attached to your OPML outline items. If you select "Synopsis" the notes are placed in each file's synopsis field. If you select "Main Text (with Synopsis) the notes will be copied both to the doc's synopsis and to the main text. Finally, if you select "Notes (with Synopsis)" the notes are added to both the Document notes for that doc, and to the Synopsis.
The "titles only" preference item does NOT refer to an OPML import, but to importing a Scapple file directly. If you leave it unchecked, the first line of each Scapple card will be the imported doc's title, and the line will be repeated in the synopsis along with the rest of the card's text. If you check the item, the first line of the Scapple card will become its document's title, and the second line of the card, through the end, will be come the documents synopsis.
Regarding those options.: They are Import preferences items that tell Scrivener what to do with any notes that may be attached to your OPML outline items. If you select "Synopsis" the notes are placed in each file's synopsis field. If you select "Main Text (with Synopsis) the notes will be copied both to the doc's synopsis and to the main text. Finally, if you select "Notes (with Synopsis)" the notes are added to both the Document notes for that doc, and to the Synopsis.
The "titles only" preference item does NOT refer to an OPML import, but to importing a Scapple file directly. If you leave it unchecked, the first line of each Scapple card will be the imported doc's title, and the line will be repeated in the synopsis along with the rest of the card's text. If you check the item, the first line of the Scapple card will become its document's title, and the second line of the card, through the end, will be come the documents synopsis.
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lunk wrote: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 up.
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Thanks very much for the explanation. I've saved it for future reference. (Still can't get it to work, though.)
Thanks very much for the explanation. I've saved it for future reference. (Still can't get it to work, though.)
It could be that the Win version can’t do this...
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, running different OS.
* iOS Scrivener 1 on an iPhone 11 Pro, iPad Air 9.7”, and iPad Pro 12.9”, all running the latest iOS
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I’ll have My Son the Win Scrivener User run a test...
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On Windows, version 1.9.8, the menu you want to import OPML is File>->Import->OPML or Mindmap file...
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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.