Help

The help is inside the application. Beyond that, there are people.

Press F1

The help lives in the application itself, not on a website that drifts out of date: F1 opens the help topics, there is a keyboard-shortcut window beside them, and Ctrl+Shift+P opens a command palette that finds any command by name when you cannot remember which menu it is under. Because it ships with the application, it describes the version you are actually running.

Ask a person

• Discord. Questions, suggestions, and the place where a release is announced first.
• The issue tracker. Bugs and feature requests.

Reporting a bug well

Skribisto is a spare-time project given away for free, so support is voluntary, which puts a great deal of weight on a good report. The useful ones say:

• which version you are running, and on what kind of computer;
• what you did, what you expected, and what happened instead;
• whether it happens again on a fresh project.

Never attach a manuscript you would mind strangers reading: an issue tracker is public. A project trimmed down to the items that reproduce the problem is better evidence anyway.