It's true, of course, that if (and it usually does) the text runs off the bottom of the page in the scrivenings view, you can't see it. But Scrivener allows you to open other notes in "quick reference panels," and as many of these as you want (or can practically keep on your screen), so you can be referring to other notes as you write. Not 100% sure the Windows version has this feature yet.

Steve Z.

Dr Andus wrote:

Stephen Zeoli wrote:
It sounds a little like you are describing the "scrivenings" view in
>Scrivener, where the editor will show the contents of selected items as
>if they were one, longer item.

That also sounds useful, though I presume that if the two or more notes
that are selected are a bit longer, they might not be all visible on the
monitor at the same time. Or is there another way to do that in
Scrivener?