#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Bookmarks can be viewed in the Inspector, making them a great way of checking your most-used reference materials.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: To copy whole documents, use ‘Documents > Duplicate’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: To copy whole documents, use ‘Documents > Duplicate’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: To adjust page margins and paper size for quick printing, go to ‘File > Page Setup…’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: To adjust page margins and paper size for quick printing, go to ‘File > Page Setup…’.

Crowdfunding can be a great way to sell your book if you already have a following. There are lots of things to consider if you embark on crowdfunding, from logistics to reward tiers. Our latest blog post guides you through your options:

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: The word count for selected text is shown in the footer bar beneath the editor.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: The word count for selected text is shown in the footer bar beneath the editor.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Use ‘Project > Show Project Targets’ to set word and character count goals for your entire manuscript and for the current session.

Check out this on-demand webinar, where we’re joined by our guest Damonza to talk about what really makes a book stand out in today’s market. Watch the full conversation here: buff.ly/U08tGaw #WritingBizWithScrivener

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Use ‘Project > Show Project Targets’ to set word and character count goals for your entire manuscript and for the current session.

Thank you, Kirk! Loved talking to you. Great podcast and HURRAH for @scrivenerapp.bsky.social !

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: When a document’s icon is dog-eared, that means that it has snapshots associated with it.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: When a document’s icon is dog-eared, that means that it has snapshots associated with it.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Use ‘Documents > New Folder from Selection’ to create a new folder and move selected documents into it in a single action.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Use ‘Documents > New Folder from Selection’ to create a new folder and move selected documents into it in a single action.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: ‘Edit > Writing Tools > Linguistic Focus…’ (‘Dialogue Focus…’ on Windows) provides a great way of reading dialogue in isolation.

Finished your draft? Congrats! Now comes the questions about publishing, marketing - and so much more. During The Business of Writing month, we’re sharing some of our favourite webinars to answer those questions. Go to the link in bio under #WritingBizWithScrivener to watch any of the webinars.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: ‘Edit > Writing Tools > Linguistic Focus…’ (‘Dialogue Focus…’ on Windows) provides a great way of reading dialogue in isolation.

If you're writing a book with multiple timelines or point-of-view characters, Scrivener allows you to compile each one, so you can read it on its own and ensure consistency. Our latest blog post shows how. Read all about it here: buff.ly/MvxnlV9

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Preferences affect formatting for new documents. For existing documents, use ‘Documents > Convert > Text to Default Formatting…’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Preferences affect formatting for new documents. For existing documents, use ‘Documents > Convert > Text to Default Formatting…’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: ‘View > Corkboard Options > Arrange by Label’ arranges index cards on coloured label threads – great for working with multiple storylines.

Too many moving parts to keep up with? Join us for this free webinar on how to organize statuses, deadlines, and details without losing sight of the bigger picture. Save your spot for May 14 at 3 pm ET / 8 pm UK here: buff.ly/7boaRUn

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: ‘View > Corkboard Options > Arrange by Label’ arranges index cards on coloured label threads – great for working with multiple storylines.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Make links between documents by dragging a document from the binder onto a selected word in the editor.

What if writing the book first isn’t actually the best way to learn how to write it? 🤔 During this free webinar with special guest Tim Grahl from Storygrid, discover why draft-first thinking can lead to stalled progress. Save your spot for May 13 at 3 pm ET / 8 pm UK here: buff.ly/NxFUXfY

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Make links between documents by dragging a document from the binder onto a selected word in the editor.

Does your writing feel like it’s living in too many places at once? Join this free webinar and unlock ways to organize your novel with more structure and control. Save your spot for May 11 at 3 pm ET / 8 pm UK here: buff.ly/2kbyvqz

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Use the Bookmarks pane in the Inspector to create links to external files that you don’t want to import into the project.

Finished the draft and ready to edit? We’re excited to be joined by Tash Barsby, Editorial Director at The Novelry, for this free webinar to get an inside look at the different stages of editing. Save your spot for May 11 at 1 pm ET / 6 pm UK here: buff.ly/EZckpjv

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: ‘Help > List of All Placeholders…’ provides a list of all the placeholders you can use—great for adding chapter numbers and more.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: ‘Help > List of All Placeholders…’ provides a list of all the placeholders you can use—great for adding chapter numbers and more.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: To print or export your entire draft, go to ‘File > Compile…’.

If your writing life feels scattered right now, Webinar Week is for you. Join us for these free sessions on rethinking your writing process, organizing your novel with more clarity, and much more! Reserve your spot for one - or all four - here:

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: To print or export your entire draft, go to ‘File > Compile…’.

Erica Wagner’s latest book is Wash, a historical novel about Washington Roebling, the man who built the Brooklyn Bridge. A former literary editor of The Times, Wagner has also answered fan mail for The Muppets and twice been a Booker Prize judge. More: buff.ly/W7Phlr2

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: To export a project with the folder structure intact, ‘Edit > Select All’ in the binder and go to ‘File > Export > Files…’.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: To export a project with the folder structure intact, ‘Edit > Select All’ in the binder and go to ‘File > Export > Files…’.

Welcome to The Business of Writing month! Throughout May, we’re sharing tips and tricks for publishing, marketing, submissions, reader engagement - and much more. See link in bio and follow #WritingBizWithScrivener across all socials.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: When working with two editors in a split, the editor that will be affected by binder clicks has a blue header bar.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: When working with two editors in a split, the editor that will be affected by binder clicks has a blue header bar.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: If you accidentally delete a file, the file is not permanently deleted, just moved to Scrivener’s Trash folder.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: The Project Keywords panel allows you to organise keywords and drag them onto documents to assign them.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: Click the magnifying glass in the toolbar to search the project. Click the magnifying glass in the search field to change search options.

Looking for a word, phrase, or name? Watch the latest Scrivener Made Simple short videos for different ways to search and replace text in Scrivener for either Mac or Windows. Click here if you’re a Mac user: buff.ly/XSE98Cz Click here if you’re a Windows user: buff.ly/bznoTac

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: Click the magnifying glass in the toolbar to search the project. Click the magnifying glass in the search field to change search options.

Using Scrivener on an iPad or iPhone allows you to work easily on your writing projects on mobile devices. Using an external keyboard, especially with an iPad, gives you at least five power-ups that make writing much smoother. Take a look here: buff.ly/rdqHHkn

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & Mac Tip of the Day: The Quick Search field in the toolbar is a great way of finding and opening documents quickly.

#Scrivener 3 on Windows & macOS Tip of the Day: The Quick Search field in the toolbar is a great way of finding and opening documents quickly.