Basic Formatting in Scrivener

So you've got your text into Scrivener, you bide the broad from elsewhere or you tightened into the content screen but now you're at the stage where you want to begin to apply some formatting. Obviously, you can apply some certain things upfront. So the formatting is actually applied into your text as you create the document and that probably be the streamlined way to go about it. However, let's say that you've got your text into your document maybe you imported it from elsewhere and you want to apply certain formatting to this project into the documents within the project. At the very basic level, we're gonna show you some real wonderful ways to streamline your workflow when it comes to formatting in the videos that continue from this one. But at the very basic level this is something that I would say pretty much everyone here will be very familiar with. You have a formatting bar here and you can just highlight text, you can change font sizes, you can change the font face. You can make it Italic, Bold, or whatever works for you, whatever way you want to make it look. You can justify things etc.

[RichRayBeatsnFilms]

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[amandathompson]

Thank you for sharing. I will check out your other videos and subscribe. I'm wondering why the text is not all aligned on the left. There are some words that are further left.