: Re: Scrivener: link files to different folders? Lets say you had two folders in your Research folder and you want a file to be "shared" or linked between folders: the file appears in both folders,

You can't share a single item across multiple folders. But perhaps you could use collections to create the kind of organization you want.

You can add any item to any number of collections.

You can also create a Saved Search collection that will dynamically update to include any item that satisfies its search criteria. Then you can use keywords or other features to move items in and out of the dynamic collection.

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: How can I rephrase that that? I know its okay to leave it as "that that's why" but it sounds awkward. This is the sentence "It is very possible that since the armadillidium are not exposed

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