

If you are using another word processor apart from Docs or Pages and you're having difficulty importing your work from that program into Scrivener, check the application's File menu for an export option.
IMPORTING YOUTUBE VIDEO INTO SCRIVENER WINDOWS DOWNLOAD
The file will download immediately, and you will find it in the downloads list in your browser, or in your Downloads folder.Select from the four supported text file formats (Word, OpenDocument Format, Rich Text Format or Plain Text).Open up the File menu and hover over the Download > option.Once you've got your document exported in a compatible file format, open up Scrivener and use the File ▸ Import ▸ Files.Enter a name for your document and select a location to save it.In the window that pops up, click Next.Select from the three supported text file formats (Word, Plain Text, or Rich Text Format).Open up the File menu and hover over the Export To > option.However, before you start the tedious process of copying and pasting everything into Scrivener, note that both these applications provide you with a way to export your work in a file format that is compatible with Scrivener. Unfortunately, because Google and Apple use file formats that are exclusive to their software, we are unable to support their native file types. Many Scrivener users are also previous (or simultaneous) users of word processors like Apple Pages or Google Docs. Outline Processor Markup Language (OPML).Fountain Plain Text Screenplay (.fountain).Scrivener supports importing the following text file formats:
