This week, in the #52WeeksOfScrivener series, we’re talking about Revision Mode: how to use it, what it’s good for, and how it differs from Word’s Track Changes.
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Composition Mode in Scrivener
Composition Mode is excellent for writing without distraction, especially if you’re trying to hit a certain word count (cough – NaNoWriMo – cough).
Four NaNoWriMo Scrivener Tips
Here are four NaNoWriMo Scrivener tips that have been super helpful to me in the past when trying to write 50,000 words in a month. Good luck!
Embed Websites in Scrivener (and Minimize Distractions)
This little Scrivener trick allows me to embed websites inside the project I’m working on so that I can reference them without going online.
How to Use the Scrivener Word Frequency Function
I recently discovered the Scrivener word frequency analyzer. Oh, joy of nerdy joys. Here’s a quick look at how I’m using it to improve my writing.
Formatting Fonts in Scrivener
One of the things I like about Scrivener is that it exports my work in a format that makes me look super professional, but allows me to work in any font, in any size, like it’s our little secret.