: Re: How to share research and character notes between multiple works in Scrivener? My previous workflow was "write in LaTeX, using emacs", with research and character notes kept in plain-text files,

The Mac version of Scrivener (dunno about the Windows or Linux versions) has a feature that may help: Synchronised Folders. Strictly speaking, this feature does not share documents between multiple projectsâ€”in fact, the manual specifically warns against attempting thisâ€”but it does make selected files available for viewing and simple text editing outside of your Scrivener project.

So Synchronised Folders will not do exactly what you are asking, but it may help.

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