A good place to start, if you have a little Markdown experience already, is this post. Otherwise there is Chapter 21 in the user manual that goes over Scrivener’s automation by and large. It’s worth noting that one’s use of Scrivener can be entirely devoid of the actual markup itself, if that is what one prefers. Some of the forum members here who are heavily into that workflow depend almost entirely upon styles and section types to generate Markdown on compile—for example putting *asterisks* around phrases you’ve marked as “Emphasis” styled text.
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