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Interesting. Scrivener 3 actually defaults to using no where near all the screen real estate for words when writing, keeping it in a thinner column (which I now
by runevault 5y ago
Interesting. Scrivener 3 actually defaults to using no where near all the screen real estate for words when writing, keeping it in a thinner column (which I now wonder if has a way to configure it), and I wonder if a similar idea was why they did that.
- runevault 5y agoSo turns out you can configure it. On Windows under file -> options -> appearance button at the top -> Main Editor then change the default editor width. I assume it is at least similar on Mac though the tutorial I saw said the first part was Scrivener instead of Windows.