the inherent focus on form, not content.But moving stuff around? Better not hope it’s too complex. being forced into a sequential writing process sure, you can copy/paste and see an outline.But I have spent the time required in Word to handle 40 to 50 pages more than once. I don’t write novels or long form literature.
Now, Scrivener ought to, I imagine, be a writers idea of heaven. This post won’t cover DTP that in-depth, but rather the proces it is part of when actually producing some kind of writing based on, or including, the information I keep in DTP.Īnd that’s going to introduce yet another Mac app favorite: Scrivener produced by Literature and Latte.
#MONOGRAPH TEMPLATE SCRIVENER WINDOWS PDF#
pdf articles, Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, Powerpoint presentations or plain text files.
#MONOGRAPH TEMPLATE SCRIVENER WINDOWS PRO#
So my Instapaper account was the odd one out.īut just the other day, IFTTT released a new Instapaper channel which enables a couple of triggers.Īs mentioned in a previous blogpost, I use DEVONthink Pro (DTP) as my Information Management system.īasically, this means that I throw all kinds of information, in all kinds of formats, into DTP for indexing and archiving. pdf’s I have Apple scripts which gets the job done. I also like to import my highlights to DEVONthink Pro. As part of this setup I let DEVONthink Pro index my nvALT folder, which will include it’s contents in the database along with all the other files. This enables me to let iOS apps (like Notesy, Nebulous Notes or SimpleNote) access the notes when I’m on the go. I also use nvALT for jotting down smaller notes, often formatted in markdown, and I’ve configured it to use a Dropbox folder for storage. pdf’s, web archives, Office documents and what not. Now, as I’ve described in earlier blog posts I use DEVONthink Pro to manage all kinds of information, including. With some of the stuff I read (specifically the non-fiction stuff) I do highlights. the Instapaper app which gives me access to my Instapaper account.the Kindle app for both iPad and iPhone.pdf files which I read using iAnnotate on my iPad or PDF Expert on my iphone. I feel most comfortable reading on my iPad and secondly my iPhone (but not for longer periods of time). In the morning, in the evening and in between, when time allows.
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