I’m sure this was the code, bc I have it written down in the Research folder.
Whether this is a standard shortcut or one I created, I am not sure. But it stopped working. I can’t seem to find anything that resembles this in the menu, but it invoked an actual feature of Scrivener.
It’s possibly due to a change in the MacOS, I guess.
Can anyone shed light on why it stopped working for me?
The word frequency data is shown by the Project → Statistics pane. There’s a dropdown for word frequency down at the bottom. I’m not sure it has ever had a Scrivener-supplied shortcut, though.
I was curious. I found that menu command, and the SHIFT-OPTION-COMMAND-S shortcut was shown on my Scrivener version (latest, AFAIK) pull-down menu. If not working for @Adam_Smashe then I would guess it’s maybe interference with a keyboard short cut setup in macOS Settings or another third party app.
Ah, yes, it’s the shortcut for the Project Statistics pane, not the Word Frequency tab within it.
Thank you all so much.
I think it must’ve been my own fault (most things are). But I can’t imagine I would’ve created a keyword shortcut that complex.
There was a time when a trilogy I was writing was getting very long, and I was concerned about average sentence length, story length and paragraph length, so I was checking that a lot.
I consider that statistics pane a very nice feature.
And it’s possible I added my own shortcut to it, because now it has ‘Command > 8’ listed there! So I probably forgot that I did that because I haven’t gone to it some time, I could not remember what the name of it was.