Soulver 3 for Mac
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Sheetbooks & Soulver Files
Soulver saves your sheets into a file called a sheetbook.
Sheetbook location
Your default sheetbook is stored inside Soulver's application support folder at
~/Library/Application Support/app.soulver.mac/Default.sheetbookOr, for the Mac App Store version, here:
~/Library/Containers/app.soulver.appstore.mac/Data/Library/Application Support/app.soulver.appstore.macYou can move the default sheetbook to another location in Soulver's General preferences.
Opening a different sheetbook
Soulver can only open one sheetbook file at a time, so if you open another sheetbook file, your previously open sheetbook will be closed.
You can open a sheetbook by double-clicking a sheetbook file in Finder, or through the Open dialog.
Syncing a sheetbook between two Macs
On the first Mac, go to Soulver > Preferences > General, and choose "Move…" under
Sheetbook Location to move the sheetbook into a synced folder, like Dropbox or iCloud Drive).On the second Mac, double click the sheetbook file in Dropbox or iCloud Drive, and it will open in Soulver.
Future versions of Soulver 3 will have iCloud syncing built-in for your sheetbook.
Sheetbook Backups
Soulver makes daily backups of your sheetbook, just in case. To restore from a backup, go
File > Backups, select a backup and click "Restore from Backup".You can manually create a backup from the backups window by clicking "Make Backup Now"
Soulver Files (.slvr)
If you prefer working with files saved in Finder, you can create a Soulver File.
File > New > File
Create either a sheet or a file from the File menu
You can customize the behaviour of ⌘N to create a file rather than a sheet
⌘N behaviour in the general preferences
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