Creating a new project: Think of Scrivener as a three-ring binder where you can store your writing, research, notes, pictures, website links and references. Drill it down even more, and you’ll find several templates for Fiction (i.e. Novel, Short Story), Non-Fiction, Scriptwriting and more. There’s also a blank template, and the option to create your own custom template. If you want to import an existing project, you can do that too.
The sum of its parts: Within Scrivener there are three main sections: the Binder, the Editor and the Inspector. Each one of these sections has a myriad of options, but for brevity’s sake, I’ll give you a “tip of the iceberg” overview of each:
Great info thanks. On Mar 25, 2018 8:02 PM, “Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog” wrote:
> The Story Reading Ape posted: ” by Judy Penz Sheluk In Descrambling > Scrivener: Part I, I promised to tell you what I’d learned from Gwen > Hernandez’s excellent course on Scrivener. Here are the basics: Creating a > new project: Think of Scrivener as a three-ring binder where you ca” >
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Thanks for sharing, Chris. I’m Pinning just in case I get brave enough to try Scrivener.
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Good Luck with it, Jan 😃
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Thanks for reading! I believe Scrivener has a test version you can try.
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Thanks for sharing, Viv 🦉❤️🦉
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Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thanks for sharing, Michael 😃
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My pleasure, Chris! Thank you too, for always best information. Have a good week ahead. Michael
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You too, Michael 😃
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Thank you for sharing!
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Great info thanks. On Mar 25, 2018 8:02 PM, “Chris The Story Reading Ape’s Blog” wrote:
> The Story Reading Ape posted: ” by Judy Penz Sheluk In Descrambling > Scrivener: Part I, I promised to tell you what I’d learned from Gwen > Hernandez’s excellent course on Scrivener. Here are the basics: Creating a > new project: Think of Scrivener as a three-ring binder where you ca” >
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I’m glad you found it helpful!
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Thank you for reblogging.
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Welcome, Judy 😃
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