If you’re a writer, one of the frustrations you often face is the disorganization of the files on your computer—research from a variety of sources and documents in different folders, making it a hassle to switch back and forth between documents. These kinds of problems eat up your time and distract you while you’re writing.
Would your life be easier if there were a tool to help you organize all of the documents, research, and references, while allowing easy access to all your files?
Today I want to introduce a magical word processing program that can make this possible. The program is called Scrivener.
2. • developed by
Literature and Latte
• a word processing
program for writers
• enables users to
organize notes,
research
documents, web
pages, and large
documents
5. Binder
• comprised of folders, topics,
research, and references
• allows you to see the whole
outline
• can move topics around
conveniently within this Binder
9. Press f11
• To enter a full screen
working mode so you can
focus only on the document
in front of you. In this mode,
you can adjust the
background style to fit your
preferences
11. It is possible in Scrivener to
have all your research and
references right beside you
when you’re writing because it
allows you to open the
document and conduct
research in the
same screen
13. • It can compile all of the
contents into Kindle format
very easily.
• It can compile content into
Word documents and PDF
format, all according to
one's needs.
14. • It has the ability to set a
word count goal for each
document, add the status of
the file (first draft, revised
draft, or final draft), and
import files from another
program
17. A writer can keep all references,
including web pages, inside the
research folder in Scrivener.
One can also import a mind
map (as a PDF file) that lists
topic ideas, from another
program into Scrivener
19. The main goal
for using
Scrivener is to
create a system
for organizing
blog posts
20. Name the blog project in the
current year. Inside this project
consists of folders for each
month. The documents inside
these folders will be your blog
posts
21. Use corkboard view to track
blog posts by adding notes for
each document (blog post)
about the keyword target and
publication dates
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