Where to suggest help/user-manual improvements?

[Accordion_Noir]

I wonder if there’s a forum about the manual to help find places to improve it? Typos, parts that don’t seem clear, or just questions about parts of the manual.

Like I’m confused by:

14.4.6 Inline Images
While images themselves cannot be placed into the Draft, you can insert an image into the text…

Does that mean you can’t print images in a draft, or something else?

And there’s a typo at:

9.5 Scrivener Links
Much like hyperlinks on the Web, Scrivener Links make it easy to create and use a net- work of text-based cross-references within your project. Since they do not export from you project…

And below that, the mysterious Mr. Stengel:

The underscore cannot be removed, so even links set to same colour as the base text can be identified.
Richard Stengel, managing editor of Time magazine, on why he chose to run on the magazine’s cover a photo of a young

And this little one:

3.0.2 Collections
Collections add tabs to your binder, giving you the ability to collect groups of documents together for whatever purpose you desire, without moving them from their original po- sition. It’s a bit like making groups of aliases, without all of the fuss. You could create a tab to collect all of the sections have your editor has marked as being too verbose,

Would it be nice to have one place to encourage people to send those to?

Thanks for the great update!

[KB]

Here is fine, or you can e-mail support AT literatureandlatte DOT com. Ioa will see and read either.

Does that mean you can’t print images in a draft, or something else?

It just means that you cannot place image documents in the Draft folder. You can drop images into the text, though, of course.

All the best,
Keith

[Accordion_Noir]

It just means that you cannot place image documents in the Draft folder. You can drop images into the text, though,

That makes sense now, thanks.

[AmberV]

As noted, I monitor these forums, and so will come across problems with the PDF this way. You can also send any errata to the e-mail Keith provided. That’s probably the best place for it.

Fixed the noted typos: thanks! Leave it to me to have a poorly edited sentence in a sentence about sections your editor has marked as being foul.

The Mysterious Mr. Stengel is no doubt going to enter the lexicon of strange PDF lore. I have no idea where the fragment came from (I don’t even think I ever put it in my pasteboard), and it was found in two different places, as well. Already fixed for the next release.

[Accordion_Noir]

I once had a typo in the sentence in a job app where I said I was a good copy editor. Didn’t get that one.

I’m very proud to have met Mr. Stengle and been able to introduce you. That’s pretty great.

[AmberV]

Ha, I think you’ve got me beat with that story.

[William]

I say Stengel stays.