A Scrivener Wrap-Up

In July of last year I set myself a challenge to blog about Scrivener, once a week, for a whole year. I called it the 52 Weeks of Scrivener Challenge.

Well, this is week 42 and I can officially say: it broke me. I’m done. I can’t do any more. (Which is mostly to say that my priorities have shifted.)

If you follow along with the blog you know I posted last week about making more time for my fiction writing. My second novel is coming along really well and I feel compelled to run with that.

So I’m calling it quits on the weekly Scrivener posts. But you know what? I wrote 41 in-depth pieces on the topic. That’s a lot of content. And just to prove it, I’m going to list them all here for you. Go ahead, dive in, enjoy.

1. 52 Weeks of Scrivener – A Challenge
   
2. Getting Started with Scrivener
   
3. Scrivener Vocabulary
   
4. Using Split Screen in Scrivener
   
5. Color Coding Scrivener
   
6. Getting Started with Scrivener
   
7. How to Use the Document Word Counter in Scrivener
   
8. Getting Your Word Counts to Match in Scrivener
   
9. The Scrivener Inspector: Notes
   
10. The Scrivener Inspector: Bookmarks
    
11. The Scrivener Inspector: Meta-Data
    
12. Scrivener Snapshots
    
13. Comments & Footnotes in Scrivener
    
14. Tidying Up Those Double Spaces in Your Manuscript
    
15. Formatting Fonts in Scrivener
    
16. How to Use the Scrivener Word Frequency Function
    
17. Embed Websites in Scrivener (and Minimize Distractions)
    
18. Four NaNoWriMo Scrivener Tips
    
19. Composition Mode in Scrivener
    
20. Revision Mode in Scrivener
    
21. Quick Reference Windows in Scrivener
    
22. Explore Your Project History in Scrivener
    
23. Scrivener Drafts
    
24. Changing Scrivener Binder Icons
    
25. Scrivener Name Generator
    
26. Tracking Writing Goals in Your Bullet Journal
    
27. Split and Merge Scenes in Scrivener
    
28. Using Scrivener Keywords to Track Ideas at a Glance
    
29. Scrivener Binder Icons
    
30. Creating and Using Scrivener Collections
    
31. Using the Scrivener Timeline
    
32. Highlight Your Adverbs (and More) with Scrivener
    
33. Four Easy Ways to Make Scrivener Instantly Awesome
    
34. Scrivener Front Matter
    
35. Label Colors in the Scrivener Binder
    
36. Moving Things in Your Scrivener Binder
    
37. Smart Quotes in Scrivener
    
38. Backing Up In Scrivener
    
39. Scrivener Text-To-Speech
    
40. Scrivener Dictation
    
41. Scrivener Dictionary & Thesaurus
    
42. Scrivener Footnotes
    
43. Outline View in Scrivener
    
44. Scrivener Layouts
    
45. Lock Your Editor in Scrivener
    

I hope these have been helpful to all of you out there writing in Scrivener.

Feel free to leave a note in the comments below if I forgot anything, or if you have a resource you’d like to recommend to other Scrivener lovers, or if you just want to call me a quitter. I’ve been called worse.