There are literally hundreds if not thousands of cool little things you can do with Scrivener to save you some time. Here is a quick 10 to get you started.
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Move the cursor to the bottom of the screen in full screen to show the control panel, or the top of the screen for menus.
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Set up a blank project with your preferred keywords, labels etc & use “Save As Template” to use it as a base for new projects.
3.
A curled corner to a document icon indicates that it has a snapshot associated with it.
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You can convert web pages and PDF files to text files using Documents > Convert.
5.
Ctrl-clicking on a multiple selection of documents allows you to assign a label or status to all of them at once.
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Hovering the mouse over an item in the binder will bring up its synopsis in a tooltip.
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You can drag items from the binder int the editor header bar as another way of opening them.
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You can use the zoom pop-up in the footer bar to increase text size instead of making the font bigger.
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Resize images in text by double-clicking on them to bring up the scale panel.
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Window > zoom to fit screen (ctrl – cmd-= ) stretches the window to fit the screen.
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