Scrivener, the remarkably good long-form writing tool, just got updated to version 3 for Mac. The update is a big one. New features include a complete interface overhaul. The new interface is cleaner and feels more modern than the older one did. The text…
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Scrivener for iPad and iPhone
In searching the archive, I found my first review of Scrivener on MacSparky in 2007. That’s right. … 2007. Scrivener was my original “White Whale” app for the iPad. Within an hour of using my first iPad, I remember thinking, “Now I need Scrivener.” How…
Continue reading →Scrivener for iOS
Scrivener for iOS is currently in internal alpha testing and beta isn’t far away. I’ve been waiting for this one a long time. ∞
Continue reading →Scrivener Half Off in the Mac App Store
I’ve wrote a lot of words using Scrivener. It is an excellent tool to get serious writing done and for a little while, it is just 23 bucks. ∞
Continue reading →Fiddling with Ulysses III
I’ve been working on a bigger-than-usual writing project in Ulysses III the last few weeks and there is a lot to like about this app. It looks amazing. There clearly was a lot of thought put into design. It renders text beautifully and embraces…
Continue reading →Scrivener and Dropbox
Dropbox is acknowledging a problem with syncing metadata heavy files like those in Scrivener. I’ve been syncing Scrivener files over Dropbox for sometime with no issue. Before, when I used SugarSync, I experienced this problem and it ultimately drove me to Dropbox. Regardless, I am…
Continue reading →Scrivener Power Tip – Binder Symbols
One of the great features of Scrivener is the binder, in which you can dump research, web pages, pictures, and video. When doing legal research I will often collect case decisions as individual research assets. I like to insert little symbols into…
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