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I have used Scrivener on Windows and Mac for five years and Scrivener for iOS for 1.5 years. Yet, I never considered activating Scrivener’s Typewriter Scrolling Mode – until now. After all, I thought Scrivener’s Typewriter Scrolling was only used
More and more writers are working cross-platform. And they are using Scrivener for iOS to do so. It saves them the need to bring a heavy laptop along. Yet many are confused or intimidated about syncing projects with their desktop
Scrivener with iOS 11 makes a great combination to improve your writing workflows. The iOS version has been available for over a year now. iOS 11 was introduced about a month ago. Scrivener for iOS was launch a year ago
Scrivener’s Synopsis Outline is a powerful method for sharing information with others. It is a feature I learned when asked the question during a Scrivener workshop I gave the other day. I have been using Scrivener for 4.5 years and
Scrivener for iOS 1.1 will be released in the next several weeks! Scrivener for iOS 1.1 is the first major upgrade to Scrivener for iOS since it was launched almost a year ago. One of the reasons there has only
I am often asked, “what is the best way to learn Scrivener?” I am asked this because authors usually rave about how great Scrivener is, how it has helped them as writers to write better, more quickly. For some though,
I wanted to share an overview of Scrivener scriptwriting templates. Scrivener provides six templates suited for different script types. They range from film to stage – UK or US – and for TV Series, Comic Books and Radio broadcasts. Additionally, using these
Writing While Mobile More and more, I find myself mobile and away from my desk. Sometimes it is by choice and other times, like this morning, when I was waiting for my wife to get her hair done! But now
I love using shortcuts to be more productive when writing. Scrivener provides a lot of them to help you. They are particularly useful when scriptwriting as every text block needs to be tagged as a scriptwriting element. This causes a
While creating the Scrivener for iOS course (coming December, 2016), I was reminded why I switched my writing efforts from Word to Scrivener several years ago. It was to be able to manage everything associated with writing and publishing a