We'll therefore be releasing 3.2 on our site and submitting it to the App Store at the start of next week, so it will be in your hands (barring any App Store review delays) before the end of next week. I had hoped to have 3.2 out yesterday, but there were a few last-minute delays, which we're now wrapping up. Scrivener 3.2 will address all these issues - it features a UI refreshed for Big Sur, over a hundred bug fixes and tweaks, and is a Universal app, meaning that it runs natively on both Intel and the new Silicon machines. The Mac App Store version of Scrivener may crash on launch (App Store users can download Scrivener from our site to tide them over until the update is available). This is the minimum version required to run An圜onnect on macOS 11. This differs from past An圜onnect versions, which rely on the now-deprecated Kernel Extension framework. Right now, Scrivener 3.1.5 downloaded from our site will - for the most part - work fine on Big Sur, with a few minor issues (such as an outdated UI and text appearing in the wrong colour in dark mode). An圜onnect 4.9.04xxx leverages the System Extension framework available in macOS 11 (Big Sur). So how does Scrivener and Scapple work with these new OS and hardware updates? Not only that, but the first Mac computers to use Apple's new Silicon processor are being released next week (including a very nifty new MacBook Air that I can't wait to get my hands on). Please check the release notes page to see what the latest version is ( here for Scrivener and here for Scapple).Īs many of our Mac users will no doubt already know, Apple released macOS 11 Big Sur yesterday - a huge update to macOS featuring a completely revamped UI. In the drop down menu that appears, select “ Paste”.Note: Newer updates have been released since this blog post was written. Ctrl + click or right-click the white space inside the window.

Return to the Bonsai Drive window from Step 4.

In the drop down menu that appears, select “ Copy”. Ctrl + click or right-click on the items. In the Documents window, command ( ) + click to select the items you want to back up. In the drop down menu, select “ New Finder Window”. On the navigation bar, select the “ File” tab. *Leave this window open, and move it to the side until Step 8. The window will open the contents of your Bonsai drive. It should be the only folder within this window. Select the folder labeled with your NAU User ID. (In this example, we select folder “A” because we are using “abc123” as the NAU User ID.) In the Bonsai Drive, locate and select the folder containing the first letter of your NAU User ID. If not, disconnect, then reconnect using your NAU User ID. For help mapping to your Bonsai drive, refer to our Bonsai support page.Īfter “ Connected As:” check to make sure that it is you that is connected. In the Finder window, open the Bonsai Drive. Academic & Research Technology Services.

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