Mon Jun 24, 2019 10:41 pm Post
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OwenKelly wrote:You can turn any template into any other template simply by adding or changing the content of the binder, and possibly some styles. It would help to know exactly what effect you want to achieve by changing the template, because then I think people would be able to explain how you could achieve what you want.
Thu Jul 18, 2019 4:47 pm Post
Thu Jul 18, 2019 6:38 pm Post
Tanith wrote:OwenKelly wrote:You can turn any template into any other template simply by adding or changing the content of the binder, and possibly some styles. It would help to know exactly what effect you want to achieve by changing the template, because then I think people would be able to explain how you could achieve what you want.
I assume the OP has a project that started out as a short story but which has spun out into a novel-length work, and is wondering how to manage it in Scrivener. I actually was searching for this same question myself and this thread was the first to pop up. I've got a project of my own in mind which I intend to begin as a short story, but which might take off into novel territory.
I appreciate the answers that have been given, it's good to know it's doable! Now to start writing...
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