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Your project's skeleton. Organize your manuscript, research, and character sketches here. You can drag and drop folders and "scrivenings" (text files) to rearrange your story.

In version 3, you assign "Section Types" (like "Chapter" or "Scene") to your folders. This tells Scrivener how to format headings and page breaks automatically during export. Essential Shortcuts for 3.0.3 Split Screen Cmd + Option + Control + H (Horizontal) Full Screen (Composition Mode) Cmd + Option + F Add New Text Cmd + N Project Search Cmd + Option + F Scrivener 3.0.3 (3032)

(Found under Edit > Writing Tools ) A Scrivener 3 highlight that allows you to fade out everything except specific parts of speech, such as adverbs or direct dialogue, to help with self-editing. Your project's skeleton

Select "Fiction," "Non-Fiction," or "Scriptwriting" when creating a new project. This pre-configures the Compile settings (the tool used to export your work). In version 3, you assign "Section Types" (like

This guide covers the essential setup and features to help you master the "Scrivener way" of writing. 1. Understanding the Three-Pane Interface

Select a folder in the Binder to see all its sub-documents as one continuous text flow in the Editor.

Before making major edits, go to the Inspector’s "Snapshots" tab (the camera icon) and hit Cmd + 5 . This saves a version of the document you can "roll back" to if you don't like your changes. 5. Exporting (The Compile Tool)