Other than that, I LOVE it. I've used it for months now. It's a shiny new car that never loses the clear coat. 🙂

Thanks for the help, Gwen. I hope your move goes smoothly and without breakage!

Thank you. This is perfect

Absolutely, Davidya. I hope you like it!

skfigler: If you can save your manuscripts into a compatible file type for import (RTF, DOC, TXT), you shouldn't have a problem.

Judy: It sounds like you're doing great things with Scrivener. 🙂

Amy: You can enter a synopsis by creating a blank text document and then entering the synopsis text in the index card in the Inspector panel at the far right (if you don't see the panel, go to View-->Layout-->Show Inspector). Another option is to add a document while in Corkboard view (must select a folder, like Manuscript). This will show only the index card and you can add the text there. It's sort of like storyboarding. As you add index cards, each one will have a blank text document associated with it, where you can start writing the actual scene when you're ready. Hope that helps!

Sorry so late, Lara. I've been running around crazy getting ready to move into our house tomorrow. So excited! You absolutely can use a photo as a background. Just go to View–>Composition Backdrop (Mac) or View–>Full Screen Backdrop (Windows).
If the image you want is saved within your project, choose it from the submenu.
If not, click Choose, select the desired file, and click Open. Enjoy!

Hey, Julie, I'm late responding, but thanks! 🙂