Descriptions for Scrivener 3.0.1 (966) Name: Scrivener for Mac Version: 3.0.1 Release Date: 20 Dec 2017 Mac Platform: Intel OS version:macOS 10.12 or later Processor type(s) & speed: 64-bit processor Includes: Pre-K’ed (TNT) Web Site: Overview Scrivener is a project management and writing tool for writers of all kinds that stays with you from that first unformed idea all the way through to the first – or even final – draft. Outline and structure your ideas; take notes; storyboard your masterpiece using a powerful virtual corkboard; view research while you write; track themes using keywords; dynamically combine multiple scenes into a single text. Scrivener has already been enthusiastically adopted by best-selling novelists and novices alike. Outline Edit Storyboard Write. What’s New in Scrivener 3.0.1 (966) • Compile: • When Compile is set to convert plain text spacing, the conversion now applies to the Compile formatting rather than the original editor formatting. • Compile’s convert MMD to rich text option now works for items outside the Draft folder included using the <$include> tag.

• Mac High Sierra Requirements

Mac High Sierra Requirements

> the last version of macOS to run Scrivener 2.8.x, so it *might* never run on High Sierra.' > That, in conjunction with Luminar's status as non-working is kind of a deal breaker for my > transition. How much does a used mac mini late 2012 go for. The only reason I might want to upgrade this machine from El Capitan is because I want to start using Scrivener 3. Scrivener 3 also works on Sierra. If you install High Sierra on a Mac that doesn't have a SSD, it will install as HFS+, so I don't see how that there would be any issues at all. Version 3.0.1: Note: The update to Scrivener 3 is free for users who bought Scrivener 2 on or after 20th August 2017, and $25 for users who purchased any version of Scrivener for macOS before that. The upgrade fee is the same for both the regular and education licences. Nov 02, 2017  Just updated to High Sierra Dev Beta 2 and, yay, Scrivener seems to work again. No more minimized docs. Have only had it open for a few minutes, but it does seem to be working. Back to: Scrivener 3 Fundamentals for Mac Software Versions. This course was created using Scrivener for Mac 3.0 on a Mac running Mac OS X High Sierra (10.13.1). If you’re using different versions, you may see some differences in appearance or functionality between the course material and your own system.

• Compile now retains typographical small caps. Hp 3510 download for mac. • Added a “Table of Contents” Section Layout to the Ebook Compile format. • Rich text to MultiMarkdown now converts paragraphs with an HTML header level set to a Markdown header. • Section Layout previews now show images inserted using the <$img> tag.

• Titles updated in links during Compile now have Markdown converted if the option to convert Markdown in titles is ticked. • Improved image identifiers in ebook HTML and made it easier to override styles in CSS using auto-generated class names (Scrivener no longer avoids assigning CSS names that clash with those in the custom CSS). • If “Add ‘first-letter’ span style to first letter” is ticked for any Section Layouts, if there is a “First Letter” character style defined, it is now included in ebook CSS even if it is not used anywhere else in the text. • ePub 3 and KF8 now support underlines without needing to use styles. • ePub 3 and KF8 now support the “Transformations” options pane for converting italics to underlines (and vice versa) and converting smart punctuation to dumb punctuation.

• <$pageGroupTitle> replaces <$sectiontitle> to avoid terminological confusion with Section Types and Section Layouts (<$sectiontitle> will continue to work too, though). • “Convert titles to rich text in titles and synopses” now works properly when <$sectiontitle> / <$pageGroupTitle> is used with titles containing synopses for RTF,.docs and other rich text formats, including PDF and print. • When using the <$img> plageholder tag, you can now set percentage widths for ePub 3 and KF8 ebooks, using a new “ebook” setting. If present, this will override the “w” and “h” tags for ebooks. <$img:Img Doc;w=400;ebook=50%> – this sets the width to 50% for ePub 3 and Kindle KF8, and to 400pt for all other formats. • Editing: • Added Transformations > Remove Small Caps. • Tabbed windows are now restored when Scrivener is re-launched (and Quick Reference panels remember their tabbed states per-project).