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Review
Scrivener is a nifty piece of software that combines all the tools used need to craft its manuscript, short novel, academics paper, screenplay or an elaborate journalistic article for submission or self-publishing, from nascent notion to final full stop. It is a content generation tool that enables a user to create a text-based document while having complete control over its layout and formatting.
Scrivener displays a user-friendly interface with an excellent looking design that is separated into two main components, the "Binder" and the "Editor." The first consists initially of three categories, "Draft," "Research," and "Trash," and they are used to store pages and content user needs for its work. The binder can be customized with new folders and allows a user to organize the pages of its document anyway see fit, and the user even gets a corkboard on which to sort and preview the text.
Scrivener’s "Editor" offers the traditional means of creating a text file. The user gets to choose the font type, styling, size, alignment, and colour. Everything about it respects the standard means of typing text content. However, Scrivener offers a series of tools that make it stand out from similar applications. User can create and customize an outliner and use it to keep track of its document’s metadata in one or more levels.
When creating a new file, Scrivener offers the possibility to use one of its many project templates. User can opt from fiction, non-fiction, scriptwriting and miscellaneous. Each of them comes with the appropriate document structure, and all user have to do is fill in the pages with text, tables, images, and anything the user wants. If a user project gets too complicated and is hard to follow content evolution, documentation, and other factors, Scrivener enables to create collections which user can easily manage and organize.
With the above to consider and much more to discover, Scrivener is genuinely an excellent content generator for all kinds of writers.
Those currently using Scrivener include Novelists, Short-Story Writers, Screenwriters, Playwrights, Comedians, Lawyers, Journalists, Lecturers, Academics and Students, Biographers and Memoirists, Business and Technical Writers, Comics and Graphic Novel Writers, Translators, and more.
Edit Multiple Documents:
Corkboard:
Outlining:
Scriptwriting:
Snapshots:
- "Scrivenings" mode temporarily combines individual documents into a single text, allowing a user to view and edit different sections of its manuscript in isolation or as a whole.
Corkboard:
- Virtual index cards store a synopsis for every document user create. Storyboard and rearrange project by moving cards around on the corkboard.
Outlining:
- A fully-featured outliner helps the user take control of the structure of its work. Use the outliner to plan first and write later, or write first and use the outliner to make sense of that messy first draft.
Scriptwriting:
- Switch to scriptwriting mode for automatic screen- or stage play formatting—or set up own script formats. User can even mix up script formatting with regular text for writing treatments.
Snapshots:
- Taking a "snapshot" of a document allows a user to edit and rewrite in the confidence that can restore an earlier revision at any time.
What is new in version 3.0.1.0 (Released on April 28, 2021):
Refinements and Changes
Bugs Fixed
What is new in version 1.9.10.0 (Released on June 26, 2019):
Refinements and Changes
- The default "System Language" setting for Scrivener's interface now falls back on English if the system language currently has only a "Preview" translation available. These "Preview" translations (and any others available) can be set manually in the General tab of File ▸ Options... under the Language section. Thank you to the many volunteers who are continuing to provide translations of Scrivener's interface!
- Preview interface translations for Asturian, Catalan, French, Korean, Portuguese, Slovenian, and Spanish (Spain and Mexico) have been updated. If you set Scrivener to use one of these languages, we would appreciate your feedback to help finalise the translations.
- Upgrading Scrivener 1 projects now preserves additional compile settings and project metadata (now in Compile). Where relevant, these settings are also included when downgrading a Scrivener 3 project to the Scrivener 1 format.
- "Linguistic Focus" (available from the Edit ▸ Writing Tools ▸ submenu) has been renamed to "Dialogue Focus" to better describe the feature.
- The brightness of the locked editor and inspector header bars in Dark Mode has been reduced to improve icon visibility.
- The Windows menu has been tidied for increased readability and now shows only the titles of open project windows, rather than the full file paths, and displays open Quick Reference panels in their own section.
- The Whole Word project search operator now matches Mac behaviour, so that a multi-word search term is treated similarly to an Exact Phrase search but requires the opening and closing text to also be whole words.
- Label tinting has been made consistent for default and custom document icons.
- Spell check now uses the waves underline style by default for better visibility on high-resolution displays and when using the Dark Mode theme. (The underline stye can be set back to dots under Spelling in the Corrections tab of File ▸ Options....)
- Dragging and dropping keywords from one project's Project Keywords panel to another's will now also preserve the colour.
Bugs Fixed
- Project Upgrading & Importing
- Fixed a bug whereby snapshots were not included when importing a Scrivener project;
- Fixed a bug that added all text in a Scrivener 1 project to the day's writing history when upgrading the project, which also then impacted the word count averages. Upgraded projects now start fresh with no word-count history recorded;
- Fixed a bug whereby script elements might not be recognised after upgrading a Scrivener 1 project that used certain line spacing.
- Compile
- Fixed a layout bug in PDF compile that could cause some lines of text not to appear in the compiled document;
- Fixed a bug whereby the case set for the Title element in a compile format's layout was not saved correctly, causing the title to revert to a normal case when the format was reloaded. This affected some of the built-in compile formats as well so that they were previously using a normal case for titles that should have been (and now will be) uppercase or small-caps;
- Fixed a bug whereby footnotes in HTML and ebook file formats always exported as plain text. Italic and bold formatting is now preserved through compile;
- Fixed a bug in Compile whereby page padding would be incorrectly added before text not following a page break and would not be added to the initial page when expected;
- Fixed a bug whereby the default Title and Author metadata keys for MMD formats would be recreated in the compile settings if both were deleted;
- Corrected the missing title element in the Part Title Page layout for the two Paperback compile formats.
- Editing
- Fixed a compatibility bug whereby script elements might not be correctly identified when opening a Mac project on Windows;
- Fixed a bug whereby rich-text comments and footnotes in imported documents would appear as regular inline text. These are now imported as inspector notes by default (and either can be set instead to import as formatted inline notation under the Sharing: Import tab of File ▸ Options...);
- Fixed a bug that caused projects with custom formatting enabled in Project Settings to still use the global override font for inline footnotes if "Different inline footnotes font" was set in Options but not in the Project Settings. New inline footnotes in these projects will now properly maintain the font and font size of the preceding text;
- Fixed a bug that caused the "Use inline footnotes font for inspector footnotes too" setting in the Editing options to have no effect on projects not using custom formatting;
- Fixed a bug whereby closing a project without further edits after converting a PDF file or web page to text would fail to save the conversion, resulting in the PDF reverting to its original state and the imported webpage losing its content;
- Fixed a bug whereby the Edit ▸ Move ▸ Left/Right commands might be incorrectly enabled or disabled after the paragraph formatting changed;
- Fixed a bug whereby replacing a word with a synonym via the context menu's Related Words would insert the synonym into the existing text rather than replace it if the word was selected.
- UI
- Fixed a bug that prevented some dictionary languages such as Korean from displaying as an available option after download if the downloaded files did not have an extension;
- Fixed a bug whereby the Quick Search did not open via the menu when not visible on the main toolbar;
- Fixed a bug whereby using the Previous/Next Document icon buttons in the editor header changed the binder selection (and opened the binder if hidden);
- Refined the Save As Template... behaviour so that setting the category to Custom but leaving the name field empty will cause Scrivener to save the template into the Miscellaneous category rather than create an untitled category in the New Project window;
- Fixed a bug preventing dragging and dropping labels from one project's Project Settings to another's;
- Fixed a bug causing horizontal stripes to appear when auto-hiding the control panel in Composition mode while using Dark Mode;
- Fixed a bug whereby the button to display the emoji menu when creating a new icon from the text was not shown;
- Renamed the previous "To Do" and "To Do Unchecked" custom binder icons to "Ticked" and "Unticked" and grouped them into a new "To Do" category, providing compatibility with Scrivener on macOS;
- Updated the menu description for Format ▸ Color... in the keyboard shortcut options to correctly reflect the menu name;
- Adjusted the alphabetisation of languages in the spell check dictionary list.
What is new in version 1.9.10.0 (Released on June 26, 2019):
- Scrivener's licensing and activation system has been updated to work with our new e-commerce provider, Paddle.
System requirements:
OS: Microsoft 7, SP1 Windows® 8, Windows® 8.1, Windows® 10 (both 32 & 64-bit);
CPU: 1 GHz;
RAM: 1GB;
HDD: 100mb disk space;
Display: 1024 x 768 screen;
Internet connection (required for a one-time activation process, prior to registration);
DirectX.
Install notes:
1. Kindly read the "Readme.txt" file given in the download zip file;
2. Enjoy!
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