Jan 19, 2025 · So this isn’t Scrivener; it contains only a fraction of Scrivener’s features, and that fraction often works differently. It’s a scalpel to Scrivener’s Swiss army knife. And because it uses a different text system (and thus a different file format) and steers its own course, this isn’t a “Scrivener Lite”, either. It is its own thing.

Feb 5, 2024 · I had been planning to use a Windows tablet with a BlueTooth KB to run Scapple along with some other touch screen apps. The best options appears to be one of the Microsoft Surface Pro tablets or Surface Go laptops. Then after talking to a friend who is dedicated Apple user, he suggested the small IdeaPad. Does Scapple run on an IdeaPad. Are there any …

Aug 7, 2023 · But cutting is best done with a scalpel. If scenes aren’t working, you’ve probably realized this and fixed them, or excised them, or moved them, or rewritten them to suit. As such, 114,000 words isn’t too far outside the bounds.

Oct 26, 2023 · Kinsey, Generally, I agree wit you. I, too, don’t think I have a need for a ‘slimmer’ or ‘core’ version of Scrivener UNLESS it runs on a tablet. I would get more mobility. I would prefer to see the desktop/laptop version of Scrivener get an integration with Grammarly or other powerful grammar/spelling checker, OR an inclusion of more AI. Grammarly is going in this direction …

Aug 2, 2022 · In re-reading the book now, I still feel that some parts would benefit from judicious wielding of an editorial scalpel. But the epistolary/diary structure works really well, I think. Some sections read like a very engaging travelogue. And I enjoy the mixture of folklore, horror, psychiatry and science.