Import auto-complete list to new project
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Mrs Tiggy-WinkleMr
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Is it possible to import the auto-complete list from one project to another?
If I am barking up the wrong tree, I am sure someone will pile in with a correction, but I think that your auto-complete list is not project specific, but general to your Scrivener app, so unless you have the project on a different machine, then you should be good to go.
I would try creating a test project to confirm.
I would try creating a test project to confirm.
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Mrs Tiggy-WinkleMr
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Thanks, talktidy, but sadly that doesn't work. You might be talking abut the auto-correct list which, I believe, is cross-project. Auto-complete seems to be a standalone thing. Thanks for your input, though.
Why not use the Mac OS X auto-complete feature?
http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/autoc ... tcuts-os-x
Another alternative is to get the Alfred app and use the Snippets function. Really handy. It can be synced to other Mac's as well. Alfred is good for so many other things as well. It's one of the apps I use all the time for searching, starting apps, etc.
http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/autoc ... tcuts-os-x
Another alternative is to get the Alfred app and use the Snippets function. Really handy. It can be synced to other Mac's as well. Alfred is good for so many other things as well. It's one of the apps I use all the time for searching, starting apps, etc.
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, all running Mojave.
* 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”, all running Mojave.
* 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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xiamenese
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lunk wrote:Why not use the Mac OS X auto-complete feature?
http://www.laptopmag.com/articles/autoc ... tcuts-os-x
Another alternative is to get the Alfred app and use the Snippets function. Really handy. It can be synced to other Mac's as well. Alfred is good for so many other things as well. It's one of the apps I use all the time for searching, starting apps, etc.
Th OP is on Windows!
Mark
The Scrivenato sometimes known as Mr X.
iMac 27" (late 2015) 10.15.4, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSID
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iMac 27" (late 2015) 10.15.4, 24GB RAM, 512GB SSID
MBP17" (late 2011) 10.13.6, 16GB RAM, 2TB SSID
2017 iPad, iPadOS 13.3, 128GB, Apple Pencil
Scrivener, Scapple, Nisus Writer Pro, Bookends …
Oouups! Sorry... 
I am a user, writing non-fiction and science, using:
* Mac Scrivener 3 on a Macbook 12”, MacBook Pro 13”, and iMac 27”, all running Mojave.
* 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”, all running Mojave.
* 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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