Only old corrupted ones (so far) … just realized I had both my iPad and iPhone Scrivener apps open. Closed them and will close my desktop one too to see if that might do the trick?
I would say that dropbox sync between MacOS and iOS is the most finicky thing about Scrivener. As I frequently lose my work thanks to corruption of the file between syncs, I urge you to be careful.
I have things backed up in several locations … just a matter of tracking them all down (and continuing to back up work every time).
Discovering tonight that it is helpful to look at the app in my iPhone and then close the iPhone and then open the file on my MacBook … seem to be making incremental steps.
But it feels like my Dropbox world and my IOS devices and my MacBook all live in separate worlds?
Well… On your MacBook, create a new Scrivener project inside the Dropbox folder (I suspect there’s a directory “/Scrivener” or “/Apps/Scrivener”?). Create a new scene, type some words, close Scrivener. Let Dropbox sync. Can you open this project on one of your iDevices?
I did that … that file doesn’t show up on my IOS devices.
So the Dropbox app on my MacBook is synced but the files are different from the ones on my IOS devices.
And there is a Scrivener file box.
Down to two worlds now, it looked like there were three.
Would be great if I could just use iCloud then I could just create one iCloud space and move everything into it (okay, that sounds too easy, but it is a theory).
fyi - All my Scrivener files originated on a Scrivener version I bought directly from Literature and Latte. They’ve made it over to the IOS devices (it seems). The new install of Scrivener 3 is a fresh purchase from the App Store.