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  1. Laker
    Thank you. Best, Laker
  2. Laker
    So the issue is that when you add a scene in the Screenplay template under Mojave, you get both a new scene and a scene called #? —— Yes. If I click on the # in the manuscript, It has the Section Separator style applied. The blank line is Scene Heading (Section Text in the Novel template). If I change the blank line to Scene Heading/Section Text and the # to Section Separator, it does that fix things. Best, Laker
  3. Laker
    Did I make it clear?
  4. Laker
    Hi Steve, I tried that by the steps, by created 2 projects from Novel and Screenplay templates, and get the results: 1. A blank line following a "#", but no "#" on the side bar. (Novel project) 2. A blank line following a "#", and one "#" on the side bar. (Screenplay project. This is my question.) Plz check out the attachments. Regards.
  5. Laker started following It makes an another ‘#’ scene title, as add a scene by ‘command+enter’.
  6. Laker
    Mac os Mojave. Plz update.
  7. Laker
    Thank you. I know about that you finger out, but arranging index cards along colored plot-lines is another great function. Any way, thank you.
  8. Laker
    hello～～～ Storyist is still living？
  9. Laker
    Nobody here~~~ Feel so sad.
  10. Laker
    Great idea!
  11. Laker
    Dear Steve, Are you here?
  12. Laker
    I love the function so much，and really need it. It's magical for me. Could Storyist make it? Thanx a lot, Steve!
  13. Laker

    SCENE NUMBERING

    Laker replied to Jose Solorzano's topic in Feature Requests

    Agree that! I am eager for that too.
  14. Laker
    Very useful, for me. I am eager for that.
  15. Laker
    Me! Me! Hands up! I love Storyist for iOS and Storyist 3 for Mac. I sent a email to you.
  16. Laker
    I have the same question.
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