Scrivener 3

Scrivener 3’s revised user interface – The Outliner Options Posted on 5 February 2018 It’s all about the Outliner!The Editing pane can show your Scrivenings, your Corkboard or your Outliner view. In a previous post, I looked at the bottom line of the Scrivenings; in last week’s post, I focused on the Corkboard view. Today, it’s all about the Outliner view.The Outliner bottom line: comparing Scrivener 3 with Scrivener 2In Scrivener 2, the Outline bottom line looks like this.In Scrivener 3, it’s the same functionality on the left (albeit with updated icons), but different on the right:Notice that the left is identical to that shown when you are looking at the Corkboard view. I explained what these five icons represent in the previous post. Here, I’ll focus on the right-hand side.Toggle centre outliner contentThe first symbol on Scrivener 3 – the one that looks like a bullet list with a line above and below – is a toggle icon and it toggles between the outline content being centred and it not being centred.To indicate which is operational, the icon alters (as does the content above it).This is the uncentred version, which the manual describes as being ‘like a spreadsheet’. To me, it looks ‘normal’, left-aligned …This is the centered version, which the manual describes as ‘a more comfortable environment’.I think, if I hadn’t spotted this icon, I’d have survived without the toggle option!Show/hide synopsisIn Scrivener 2, the button on the right-hand side toggles between ‘Hide Synopsis’ and ‘Show Synopsis’.The new

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