I love working in full screen - I also have a lot of notes embedded in my text. When I click on a note I cannot get back to full screen easily and quickly. Is there any trick/shortcut to switching back and forth? Or must I exit full screen mode to get back to my main page?
Hi, what do you mean by notes āembedded in the textā? Scrivener only supports annotations inside the text itself, so presumably mean document notes, which you view in the inspector?
All the best,
Keith
well, I started using these neat little hyperlinked notes in my text via Text > Scrivener Link; and found them a handy way to keep my notes nearby but out of the way. Can I view those via the inspector?
Oh, I see what you mean. Scrivener links link to other documents, so no, you canāt open them in the inspector - clicking on them will just open the linked document in full screen mode. You can just use cmd-[ to navigate back to the original document, though. And you have given me an idea for 2.0ā¦
All the best,
Keith
One of these days, someone needs to get around to compiling all the little 2.0 tiddily-bits youāve been dropping around the forums to see if we can tease out what else weāll be getting besides the Compile Draft overhaul and the menu clean-ups.
This may be OT here, but since the thread is about notekeepingā¦
I just coughed up $79 for Nisus Writer Pro 3 (after recommendations in a Software by Other Folks thread in this forum: https://forum.literatureandlatte.com/t/mellel-vs-nisus-question/6005/1). Iām going to finally throw out Word, using NWP as the main complement to Scrivener, and I have to say that I like it intuitively.
One of the reasons is its implementation of Comments (rather similar to JNW, in fact, but better). Especially that you can hide all comments with a keyboard shortcut and call them up as easily.
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