The L&L Blog
View and Edit Multiple Documents with Scrivenings
Use Scrivenings mode to view multiple documents in your Scrivener project sequentially.
5 Tips for Customizing the Scrivener Editor
Here are 5 tips to customize the Scrivener Editor to make it easier to work on your projects.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode No. 5: Christian Cantrell, Sci-Fi Thriller Author
Christian Cantrell writes sci-fi thrillers full of cutting-edge technology.
Customize the Scrivener Editor 3 - Use Styles to Format Your Scrivener Projects
Using styles to format your Scrivener projects can save you a lot of time, and ensure more consistent formatting.
Customize the Scrivener Editor 2 - Adjusting Fonts in the Editor
Scrivener lets you choose your favorite font settings in the Editor, but also lets you set defaults for new projects, and custom fonts for any project.
Customize the Scrivener Editor 1 - Setting Up the Editor
The first in a series of articles about how to customize the Scrivener Editor, this article discusses setting up the Editor space.
Write Now with Scrivener, Episode No. 4: Annik Lafarge, Author of Chasing Chopin
Annik Lafarge's latest book is Chasing Chopin: A Musical Journey Across Three Centuries, Four Countries, and a Half-Dozen Revolutions. "I honestly don't think I could have written this book without Scrivener."
Use Quick Reference Windows to View Multiple Parts of Scrivener Projects
Quick Reference windows let you view a different part of your Scrivener project in a small window, in addition to what you see in the main Editor window.
Saving Scrivener Projects
Scrivener automatically saves your projects, but if you want to save a copy of a project, you need to be careful.