When you need a break from frantically writing toward your 1667 words for the day (or whatever your goal is if you’re not participating in National Novel Writing Month this year), check out my post over at Jami Gold’s blog: How to Use Scrivener for NaNoWriMo. I highlight my favorite Scrivener features for helping you
If you’re interested in Scrivener 3’s new features, check out my latest post for Writer Unboxed, which covers Styles from head to toe. Enjoy!
If you struggle to compile your work in Scrivener 3, you’re not alone. And I have good news! My newest online course, Scrivener 3 Compile Mastery for Mac, is now live. Want to know how to turn your manuscript into a Word document, print-ready PDF, ebook, or other file? This self-paced course provides the essential
Hey, there, Scrivener fans! I’m sharing my tips for 3 Ways to Search in Scrivener 3 over at the Writers In The Storm blog today. Come check it out and ask questions!
Want to know how to create a DOCX file in Scrivener 3? Turns out Friday the 13th is your lucky day. Head on over to Writer Unboxed to learn more and ask me your Scrivener questions. If Compile is a topic you could use additional help with, stay tuned for online class news, coming soon.
Happy Friday! I’m at the Writers in the Storm blog today talking about how to save your words in Scrivener with the Snapshots feature. I hope you’ll check it out. I’m traveling and may not be able to respond quickly, but I’ll pop in to answer questions when I can. Cheers from Alaska!
I’m over at Writer Unboxed today discussing section types and section layouts, two key concepts in Scrivener 3’s new approach to compile. I hope you’ll check it out!