Not sure how many others out there are fans of Scrivener, but I’ve been using this program for outlining my fiction and non-fiction books, articles, a graphic novel, and have just started using it for my daily admin/worklog as well. I LOVE IT!
The Elder and Chief Scribe, of The Ancient and Noble Order,of Hirsuteum Posterius Wedercusi, would rather be found wandering naked along Broadway, in a state of bewiderment and befuddldom, rather than give up his copy of Scrivener.
I was chatting about Scrivener yesterday with a fellow blogger. I absolutely love Scrivener. I haven’t used any other word processing program since I discovered it. I’ve been using it for at least five months.
I also love the name.
Hi, Tess. As far as I know, no single PC application can do what Scrivener does. I’m a PC gal, and I use PageFour and SuperNotecard combination. You could also take a look at Writeway Pro and Writer’s Cafe (especially Storylines). Download trial versions and see what works for you. Liquid Story Binder was recommended as well, but I didn’t get along with its way-too-many features.
Looking at my earlier comment… I now own Liquid Story Binder’s newest version and I love it. The improved full-screen feature is a treat Yup the app has a somewhat steeper learning curve, but I think it’s worth it. The developer is great — open to users’ suggestions and keeps updating the software.
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gwen // Jan 7, 2008 at 12:35 pm
I love Scrivener!
MJ_Valente // Jan 7, 2008 at 2:09 pm
Very cool drawing! Big Scrivener fan here too.
vic-k // Jan 7, 2008 at 2:27 pm
The Elder and Chief Scribe, of The Ancient and Noble Order,of Hirsuteum Posterius Wedercusi, would rather be found wandering naked along Broadway, in a state of bewiderment and befuddldom, rather than give up his copy of Scrivener.
Opal Tribble - Addicted To Writing // Jan 7, 2008 at 9:51 pm
I was chatting about Scrivener yesterday with a fellow blogger. I absolutely love Scrivener. I haven’t used any other word processing program since I discovered it. I’ve been using it for at least five months.
I also love the name.
Tess // Jan 13, 2008 at 7:45 pm
I love the look of Scrivener, but I use a PC. Do you know of a PC-friendly equivalent to Scrivener?
Michal // Jan 18, 2008 at 5:54 pm
Hi, Tess. As far as I know, no single PC application can do what Scrivener does. I’m a PC gal, and I use PageFour and SuperNotecard combination. You could also take a look at Writeway Pro and Writer’s Cafe (especially Storylines). Download trial versions and see what works for you. Liquid Story Binder was recommended as well, but I didn’t get along with its way-too-many features.
Lord Lightning // Jan 23, 2008 at 1:14 am
For Tess,
http://www.literatureandlatte.com/links.html
Keith lists them all.
Michal // May 9, 2008 at 2:48 am
Looking at my earlier comment… I now own Liquid Story Binder’s newest version and I love it. The improved full-screen feature is a treat
Yup the app has a somewhat steeper learning curve, but I think it’s worth it. The developer is great — open to users’ suggestions and keeps updating the software.
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