Not only can users now export rich text to MultiMarkDown or Pandoc, there’s also the ability for Markdown output and custom post-processing. Support for technical formats has been improved too. There’s also a new 'Dialogue Focus' tool for picking out dialogue in text. The outliner also gains a filter, along with the corkboard. Users can now add custom metadata in the form of additional checkboxes, dates and list boxes to the Inspector and outliner. Users can now also view index cards using colored threads based on label coloring, while a new Writing Statistics tool helps users determine how much progress they’ve made on a daily basis. The improved tool also improves its support for major eReader formats, with existing Kindle support enhanced and ePub3 added for the first time.
It’s been made easier to use, but also more flexible, particularly when combined with the text system’s new full styles system.
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Part of this update also sees a major redesign of the program’s Compile tool, which is used to transform the user’s drafts into a single, completed file. Improvements include new draft and session progress bars in the main toolbar, a new Quick Search tool for finding documents within the current project and a new 'Copyholders' feature to refer to up to four documents in the main window.Ī new feature - Bookmarks - combines the content previously displayed under Project Notes, References and Favorites, giving users access to frequently used documents from the Inspector. Scrivener 3.0 opens with what Literature and Latte describes as an "overhauled and modernized" user interface. Version 3.0 unveils a number of new and enhanced features, alongside an updated user interface, Touch Bar support and rewritten codebase for 64-bit.
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