By ‘outline’ here you mean:
- that I can (I shall by splitting the Editor) have the entire (Compiled/Exported/font-changed/re-imported) document - as a Scrivening in one pane? And that I shall use its ‘outline’ to move individual Notes and Folders into their correct hierarchy in the Binder; and not
- that I shall be making any layout changes necessary to the appearance (outline, hierarchical arrangement) of an individual Scrivener Note
don’t you, Katherine?
I tried this (I also read this thread, which seemed to be relevant in helping me understand Sections etc) without any success:
- loaded a (backup) of my test file because it so closely resembles practically the main thing I want to do eventually with my music theory one… retain the outline structures of Folders and Notes section types.zip (82.9 KB)
- File > Compile: Format is Default; Compile for .rtfd
- Assign Section Layouts
- Do I have to make the necessary settings for each of my Levels in the Binder?
- tried double-clicking on various of the items in the right hand side pane
- didn’t get very far… re-importing by splitting on that string gave me nothing like the structure I thought I had compiled.
Surely there’s some way to tell Scrivener that I just want each entity (all five Folder levels any and all Notes anywhere in the hierarchy) separate so that I can import by splitting on, say, ‘!!!9999!!!’?