Hey, guys.
I recently changed from Windows to Mac, and I’m re-learning everything in Scrivener again at the same time that I’m learning the Mac. Forty years PC and now, in my dotage, I’ve changed!
In Scrivener for Windows, I used to be able to compose in one default font, say Comic Sans, but compile in a different default font, say Calibri. I like composing in Comic Sans and have just learned where to find my italics. I have yet to find italics and bold at the same time, but hey-ho.
Now I’m using Scrivener for Mac, and I really am loving it - in the main - but I can’t find how to change the compile font from the compose font during the compile process. I can only find something about overriding the default, but that changes all of my indents and other formatting too.
I don’t use Styles/Sections or whatever they are, I never have, They are the devil’s spawn, and almost as bad as Brussels sprouts. But I did manage to do this in Windows.
If anyone has a quick way of doing it, or even know if it’s possible in the Mac version, I’d be grateful for any help or suggestions.
Many thanks!
