: Appears after using Documents ▸ Move To to move a Binder item.

Navigate ▸ Outline Groups ▸ Previous Groupĭocuments ▸ Snapshots ▸ Take Titled Snapshotĭocuments ▸ Snapshots ▸ Show Changes ▸ Next Changeĭocuments ▸ Snapshots ▸ Show Changes ▸ Previous Changeĭocuments ▸ Duplicate ▸ with Subdocuments and Unique Titleĭocuments ▸ Duplicate ▸ without Subdocumentsĭocuments ▸ Split ▸ with Selection as Titleĭocuments ▸ Auto-Fill ▸ Set Selected Text as Titleĭocuments ▸ Auto-Fill ▸ Set Synopsis from Main Text/Selection Navigate ▸ Inspect ▸ Comments and Footnotes Navigate ▸ Move Focus To ▸ Header Bar Title Navigate ▸ Move Focus To ▸ Rotate through main views Navigate ▸ Other Editor ▸ Go to Next Page Navigate ▸ Other Editor ▸ Go to Previous Page Navigate ▸ Other Editor ▸ Backward in History Navigate ▸ Other Editor ▸ Forward in History Navigate ▸ Editor ▸ Backward in Document History Navigate ▸ Editor ▸ Forward in Document History Navigate ▸ Open ▸ With All Subdocuments as Flat List ▸ on Editor Corkboard View ▸ Outline ▸ Collapse All to Current Level View ▸ Corkboard Options ▸ Show Hide Keyword Colors View ▸ Corkboard Options ▸ Show Hide Status Stamps View ▸ Corkboard Options ▸ Show Hide Label Colors Along Edges View ▸ Text Editing ▸ Typewriter Scrolling View ▸ Text Editing ▸ Show/Hide Page View View ▸ Text Editing ▸ Show/Hide Format Bar View ▸ Editor Layout ▸ Split Horizontally : Appears if you are working in the Corkboard or Outliner. : Appears if you are working in the Editor. Scrivener ▸ Appearance ▸ Keep Main Editors LightĮdit ▸ Completions ▸ Complete Document TitleĮdit ▸ Find ▸ Find Previous Formatting. You can also customise the shortcuts, or add your own. Some common macOS shortcuts, such as copy and paste, have been omitted for brevity. This article lists the default keyboard shortcuts in Scrivener 3 for macOS.

Mac os page down shortcut