Why Scrivener

PROGRAM FOR WRITERS

• developed by

Literature and Latte

• a word processing

program for writers

• enables users to

organize notes,

research

documents, web

pages, and large

documents

to love Scrivener

Scrivener

makes it

easy to

organize and

categorize all

your files

Binder

• comprised of folders, topics,

research, and references

• allows you to see the whole

outline

• can move topics around

conveniently within this Binder

Scrivener makes it easy

to add notes to any topic

or project

Corkboard

• a function that allows you to

see documents as index

cards. For each index card,

you can add your own notes

Scrivener

helps you

remain

distraction free

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

With

Scrivener,

there is no

more switching

back and forth

between files

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

With

Scrivener

you can

choose

any format

for your

book

• 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.

• 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

Scrivener for Nonfiction Authors

Scrivener’s Binder can help to

organize topics and sub-topics

for each document created, a

writer can add a synopsis

about the main ideas

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

Scrivener for Blogging

The main goal

for using

Scrivener is to

create a system

for organizing

blog posts

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

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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