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Scrivener for macbook
Scrivener for macbook








  1. Scrivener for macbook install#
  2. Scrivener for macbook software#
  3. Scrivener for macbook code#
  4. Scrivener for macbook trial#

By default they will be in a folder called "~/Documents/Scrivener Scratchpad Notes". Scratchpad: If you wish to copy your Scratchpad note files, go to Scrivener ▸ Preferences. and then the Backup tab, then click Open backup folder. To locate where your backups are stored go to Scrivener ▸ Preferences. For Scrivener you can also transfer your existing back up files, if they are not located in your application support folder. To find all the Scrivener projects on your Mac go to File ▸ Find All Projects in Spotlight, or if you purchased from the Mac App Store and that menu item is not there then you can type kind:Scrivener Project into Spotlight to quickly find all your project files. If they are not stored on a cloud-sync service then you will have to transfer them to your new Mac, just as you would any other files. Your Scrivener projects and Scapple boards are stored separately from your applications. You may discard the file once this is finished. and select Load Preferences from File and find the file you created in step 2.

  • Launch Scrivener on the second computer, go to Scrivener ▸ Preferences.
  • It might take a while to complete the transfer, particularly if you have not changed the default backup location and your backups are stored there. Copy the contents of the original support folder onto the new Mac, and into the same location. Once you have the folder open quit Scrivener on both Macs.
  • Next, use Scrivener ▸ Reveal Support Folder to locate your Scrivener application support folder on both computers.
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  • Save the file and move it to your second computer using whichever method you prefer.
  • At the bottom of the preferences window, click on the Manage… drop-down menu and then select Save Preferences to File.
  • On the first computer, launch Scrivener and go to Scrivener ▸ Preferences.
  • To transfer your Scrivener Preferences to the new Mac, follow the steps below:

    Scrivener for macbook trial#

    Once deactivated the application will revert to trial mode. Simply go to Scrivener ▸ Deactivate Licence or Scapple ▸ Deactivate Licence. If you are moving from one computer to another (rather than expanding to owning two computers) it is a good idea to deactivate Scrivener or Scapple on the old Mac (this does not apply to App Store purchases). Alternatively you can go to Scrivener ▸ Enter Licence or Scapple ▸ Enter Licence.

    Scrivener for macbook install#

    If you have lost your registration details for either program, you can retrieve them using our Lost License Recovery page.Īfter you install the application on the second Mac, it will open in trial mode until you click on Enter Licence to input your registration details.

    Scrivener for macbook code#

    If you purchased from our website, all you need to do is download Scrivener or Scapple and install it as described here, then use your email address and your existing licence code to activate. For more detailed instructions, see Installing Scrivener for macOS (Mac App Store Edition). You can view your account and click on the download icon next the application that you want to install. You will need to be signed in to the store with the same Apple ID.

    Scrivener for macbook software#

    If you purchased Scrivener or Scapple from Apple through the App Store then you will need to install the software on the additional Mac via the App Store app. Our licences are only valid for a single platform, so if you have a licence for the Mac version, it cannot be used to install Scrivener on a Windows computer.

    scrivener for macbook

    If you purchased from Apple's Mac App Store, you will need to review their EULA.

    scrivener for macbook

    To check that you can install Scrivener or Scapple on another Mac without purchasing an additional licence, please review the terms of the End User Licence Agreement.










    Scrivener for macbook