This little-known Scrivener trick saves me a lot of grief. It’s called “Lock in Place,” which is a fine name, but it does beg a little explanation.
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Scrivener Layouts
At the top left of your Scrivener window, there’s a button that allows you to choose from seven different screen layouts.
Outline View in Scrivener
To open the Scrivener Outline View, simply click on the little icon at the top of the screen that has four horizontal blue lines.
Scrivener Footnotes
There are 3 ways to insert Scrivener footnotes in your writing. To do any of them, you start by placing your cursor where you want the footnote to appear.
Scrivener Dictionary & Thesaurus
To access the Scrivener Dictionary & Thesaurus, just control-click, go to Writing Tools -> Look Up in Dictionary and Thesaurus.
Scrivener Dictation
How to get up and running with Scrivener Dictation and how it can be super useful both in writing and researching your projects. #52WeeksOfScrivener
Scrivener Text-To-Speech
Text-to-speech: click your cursor to the point in your story where you want the computer to start reading, then go to Edit -> Speech -> Start Speaking.