Oh great. I must’ve missed it of something. I’ll check again.
How do you have the font and size be in that menu area? If it’s there by default or supposed to be it’s not for me.
Tools > Customize Toolbars. To get the bar to show up, Format > Show Format Bar. Or Alt + right arrow. (The alt + arrow combination will show/hide bars around the editor.)
Thanks. Now I don’t have to keep changing the font manually.
Had to replace my harddrive and re-install Scrivener along with everything else, and Scrivener doesn’t seem to want to open. I don’t get an error message, I just get the usual bouncing icon to show that it’s loading, and then it vanishes and nothing else happens. I’ve checked up on all the dependencies, and re-installed a second time to make sure that nothing went wrong. Anyone have any ideas?
You might try running it from a terminal command line so you can see any error output.
Ahh here we go. It says:
/usr/share/scrivener/bin/Scrivener
Cannot mix incompatible Qt library (version 0x40701) with this library (version 0x40800)
Dump path: /tmp/49d1e09a-1052-5da3-0f915f05-6b685cf7.dmp
Aborted
This was a fresh OS install as well as a fresh Scrivener install and I’m pretty sure the dependencies were all freshly downloaded automatically when I installed Scrivener. I don’t see any available updates in Yast either.
Run
ldd /usr/share/scrivener/bin/ScrivenerThat will tell you where Linux will search for shared libraries for this executable. Anything that starts with “libQt” should be loaded from /usr/share/scrivener/bin/…/lib/
Regards,
Aaron
Thanks for the reply. I just ran it, and they’re all listed with that location. I’ve just installed the new beta and I’m having the same problem with that too. 