Next revision – and the current structure – has Published, Scheduled, and Still-to-write. So, then I found myself scrolling down a lot again. I do a lot of travelling and need to set up my posts way in advance. So I set up a new structure: Published, Not-yet-published. Then, I realised, I don’t need to scroll past the ones that have already been published. Pretty soon, I had dozens of documents within that folder, each one a tip for the day. When I first set this up, I just had one folder within the top level folder. Within that, I have folders.įor my RedPen Editing tips which I post daily, Monday to Friday, I have a single Scrivener file. Yes, I think of a Scrivener project file as a filing cabinet. ![]() So I’m starting with my most recent ‘use’ of folders – and that’s to file material that I’ve posted on social media. ![]() I’m focusing on how to use folders and documents within Scrivener to create a meaningful structure for a writing project.Īlthough my initial reason for using Scrivener was for writing novels for NaNoWriMo – and we will look at how the structure works in fiction in subsequent posts – I now use Scrivener for all my writing projects.
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