Everything associated with the project is contained within the .scriv file.
You can delete, rename, or move this file just as you would with any other file.
Double error. I just realized that not only did I attribute to the wrong person, but my answer sounded like a sarcastic reply to the answer you gave me! I meant to compliment Scrivener itself.
So…thank you, Matt, for the help, and thank you, Keith, for Scrivener. I hope I haven’t been kicked off the forum on my first post?!
That’s alright, I interpreted your praise as being directed towards the program rather than my answer anyway.
And don’t worry, it will take you much more that that to get kicked off.
They still let vic-k post, after all
Matt
PS - Sorry vic, couldn’t resist…
PPS - federico, if you have no idea what I’m referring to, vic is a regular visitor to these forums with a penchant for calling other members his “floozies”.
That’s it, your out. Just kidding. Thanks for the compliments on Scrivener.
I think what you were probably looking for was a “Save As” command, but there is none in Scrivener simply because the package format of the .scriv file (you can ctrl-click on a .scriv file in the Finder and choose “Show Package Contents”) means that Scrivener is using underlying files within that package on a live basis. Doing a “Save As” would confuse all of that.
federico, mon ami,
Allow me, on behalf of my much maligned and misunderstood friend, Vic, to welcome you to the weird and wonderful world of Le Scrivenerati, well, Im not too sure about the wonderful bit, but its definitely weird!!! But what else can you expect from a forum full of writers + 1 ex-welder.