Edited to avoid wasting too much of anyone’s time.
I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere; I’m posing multiple related questions that may have been answered in separate locations:
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I have used Dropbox for virtually everything of importance for several years. Naturally, when I installed Scriv3Win, I created a Dropbox folder named Scrivener 3 for projects. As a result, I’ve never even thought about syncing. Is this an implementation of the syncing described in 14.3 in the manual?
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There doesn’t seem to be an Android editor that can save in RTF format. If that’s the case, skip questions 3 and 4. Otherwise, would anyone recommend a particular Android RTF editor?
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When I open a project folder in either Windows File Explorer or Dropbox on Android, there is a “Files/Data” folder containing several folders with inscrutable 32-character names. Most of them contain a single file, “content.rtf”, which seems to correspond to a document file in the project. Can this file be safely edited and saved with an Android RTF editor?
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Assuming editing on Android is safe and Dropbox works the way it’s supposed to, is there a way to relate a 32-character folder name directly to a document name in Scriv3Win?
Thanks for your help.