Hi Keith - great new feature - really looking forward to the next update.
Annnnnd…wait for it…a request. Any chance that you might consider providing a way of reducing the vertical space allotted to each entry in the Outliner view? I request this because Scrivener is, for me, extremely close to satisfying two ‘off-label’ uses - day-to-day notebook/journal, and to-do list manager. For these uses, often the title IS the entry (i.e. for quotes, reminders, to-do items, etc.) and if I could view more of them on the screen at once, I would be an even happier scrivening camper.
Full disclosure: 1. I currently use Mori for the above-mentioned purpose(s). 2. I would offer Mori’s ‘Entries’ view as an example of a design/appearance that I find pleasing and useful in this regard. 3. After being a faithful Mori user for some time, I would prefer now to consolidate - to use Scrivener alone for not only my writing, but also for my daily note-taking and to-do list management.
Either way, thanks for all your effort and and for the great results on Scrivener.
Hi Edmo,
This is a separate subject and nothing to do with importing an outline into Scrivener - please post in a separate topic rather than hijacking an unrelated thread. Anyway, following your mention of this and someone else’s recently, too, I did look into this and I have reduced the spacing a little for the next update.
Best,
Keith
P.S. I’m going to split this topic accordingly.
No problem. Here’s a screenshot of the new spacing. You should be able to see that there is much less of a gap between the rows, and that it is now more like the standard spacing in other apps. (Note: those background colours are optional so just ignore those.)
Best,
Keith
EDIT: P.S Also ignore the random drivel in the synopses; I hadn’t noticed that before I posted. When I’m testing out features I fill in synopses and text with all sorts of stream-of-consciousness rubbish. Ahem.
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No problem. Here’s a screenshot of the new spacing. You should be able to see that there is much less of a gap between the rows, and that it is now more like the standard spacing in other apps. (Note: those background colours are optional so just ignore those.)
Best,
Keith
Hi. I just ran into the same problem. My spacing looks different from the example shown. And I’d like it to look more like regular single spacing than 1.5. What am I missing?
I don’t think you’re missing anything - this is something changed in 2.0. The screenshot I posted was most likely from the very early stages of 2.0.
Best,
Keith
