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Creating a Template for Your Best-Selling Novel
Do you like templates? I like templates. I like templates because it allows me to get creative with all the pretty icons. But it also helps me figure out the structure of my next opus. Some people...
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Bookmarks’ Viewing Options
I’m in the process of writing the 31 Days of Scrivener Workbook.This is the same course I teach to various groups and individuals. I plan to sell it on this site sometime in the near future (I’m...
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Paste and Match Style
Last Thursday, after I finished writing some copy for a client, I exported my Scrivener document as .docx to Word, resulting, much to my chagrin, with the text running off the page. I figured that to...
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On Track with Scrivener 3’s Corkboard
When I first read about the changes to the corkboard, I was very excited. It was this feature that first grabbed my attention when I first learned about Scrivener. Now that I’ve been fooling with it, I...
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Composition Mode in Scrivener 3
A reader recently pointed out that Composition Mode in Scrivener 3 is different from what I posted back in May 2104. He wrote: “This has all changed with Scrivener 3. The defaule background in...
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Poking Around in Scrivener 3’s Inspector
Scrivener’s Inspector has always been one of my favorite features. I usually keep it open because I often use Document Notes when I’m working on an article or scene. In version three, Literature and...
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Revising Your NaNoWriMo Novel
It’s been too long since I posted on the Literature and Latte blog, but you can find me there today wherein I show my friend Joanna how to use all the revising/editing tools in Scrivener.
View ArticleGet Set…Get Ready…It’s NaNoWriMo Time!
I’m back at the Literature and Latte blog with a tour of the Scrivener NaNoWriMo Template. We take a look at Project Targets and the Binder....
View ArticleLaying It All Out
I’m at Literature and Latte today with a tour of the new layout feature. To learn more go to https://www.literatureandlatte.com/blog/laying-it-all-out-1.
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Accessing Your Research With One Click
Hey there! Today I’m at Literature and Latte’s blog. Take a peek at Accessing Your Research With One Click. You’ll learn how to organize all your images, videos, and PDFs. Take a peek.
View ArticleThe Low Down on Backing Up
I’m back at Literature and Latte! Today, I share why backing up is so important and where to find your Scrivener backs up in case you encounter a technical glitch as I did. Take a peek at The Low Down...
View ArticleDeveloping Your Structure with Scrivener
Hey there! Today I’m at Literature and Latte discussing how I developed my binder’s structure using the Sokoloff Method. Stop by and drop me a comment!
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Writing History: A Wakeup Call
“I write daily.” This is a statement I often hear from writers. In fact, I’ve uttered it myself. But what do you write? A Facebook post? A Tweet? A grocery list? Are you slaving away at your work in...
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Emoting with Emojis
As you all know by now I love my visuals. I liberally use icons to replace folders that act as a visual representation of the contents of that container. So you might be surprised that I’m not a big...
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Check ✔️
I recently started to play around with the new checkbox option found in custom metadata and figure out how I would use it in Outline mode. After some fiddling with it, I came up with a system that I...
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Tab, You’re it!
If you’re like me and use Scrivener for multiple writing projects, you might have several projects open at any given moment. I tend to have the WIP always open, as well as the writing and editing...
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Creating a Template for Your Best-Selling Novel
Do you like templates? I like templates. I like templates because it allows me to get creative with all the pretty icons. But it also helps me figure out the structure of my next opus. Some people...
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Bookmarks’ Viewing Options
I’m in the process of writing the 31 Days of Scrivener Workbook.This is the same course I teach to various groups and individuals. I plan to sell it on this site sometime in the near future (I’m...
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Paste and Match Style
Last Thursday, after I finished writing some copy for a client, I exported my Scrivener document as .docx to Word, resulting, much to my chagrin, with the text running off the page. I figured that to...
View ArticleClik here to view.
On Track with Scrivener 3’s Corkboard
When I first read about the changes to the corkboard, I was very excited. It was this feature that first grabbed my attention when I first learned about Scrivener. Now that I’ve been fooling with it, I...
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