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Scrivener Science

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Playing around with making a Scriviner binder for all my type resources so they're in one place. (I'm going stir-crazy from not being able to act on any drawing urges so this is the best I've got)
Started with some ideas from the course I've been working through, but adding in some personal additions that I always struggle to keep on top of (Lettering Artists by name + Fonts)
(Adding metadata to basic font pages? B R I L L I A N T font psychology here I come!)
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Hey, you ever ask yourself “huh, I wonder what Prince Cosmos, my favorite omegaverse Zukka writer, uses when they write their fics?”
… yeah I didn’t think so. But let’s say you did ask yourself that.
Well the answer is Scriviner. It’s a program I’m pretty fond of that allows you to break up stories into neat little chapters, and also break those down further and further as well. I actually keep all my Zukka fics in one big project, and I minimize the chapters under their titles so I can see all my projects laid out as I want. Plus there’s a fun little cork board tool you can use to put short little descriptions in and plan out things…
I’m not selling this well. But anyway, I like the tool. I hate Microsoft and I don’t trust docs to always have my back, so this is the tool I use. Of course, like any program it takes some getting used to and it’s not perfect, but it’s a nice alternative to dealing with the annoyances of Word/Office/Docs.
Scriviner isn’t paying me to advertise this. I’m just saying… I like this program. So what you want tho.
I'll say this about Plume Creator vs. Scriviner: Plume has a way, way more creative and intuitive spell-checker, which is great for someone whose hand-eye coordination re: typing has gone to hell.
It took "wqwarped" and got "warped" which is what I'd intended. Scriviner was never that good.
Scriviner won't load up. What good is writing software that constantly saves in the background if I can't load it up?!
This damn thing is driving me crazy. Less secure or not, I'm about to go back to Google Docs. At least with that I know that it WORKS!

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So I downloaded the free trial of Scriviner. Let’s see how this goes...
I love Scriviner’s comments feature. I’m a spastic writer and I find it inordinately amusing to look back and see my random “WTF” and “ooh! idea!” and “Squirrel!” type notes I made as I wrote the first draft.Â
Day 3 of #marchmeetthemaker | Workspace My control room where I: 1. process photos 2. create music 3. work on my fiction and nonfiction books and 4. attempt to not waste time on social media #instagramchallenge #behindthescenes #musician #musicmixer #projectrecordingstudio #protools #photoshop #scriviner #artisticagenda (at Altadena, California)