Tag: Scrivener

Introducing Manuskript

I’ve started testing a new writing program for Linux users called, Manuskript. This is a very promising first draft tool along the lines of Plume Creator or Scrivener. If you want to give the program a shot, I suggest you…

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Weekend Update 08 Sep 2013

Special Birthday edition of the Weekend Update. Today I am forty-eight years old. Football My son’s team got shut out by a group of kids that have been playing for each other for four years and were really good. But…

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Plume Beta Sneak Peek

Thought I’d offer my audience a look at the latest Plume Beta, since it’s really not for public consumption yet. This being Beta software, things are not final and are subject to change. With that disclaimer out of the way,…

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Using Plume Creator

I’ve written a bit over 2,000 words in Plume Creator this past week. So I thought I’d give some impressions as a writer using a writing program. I used the Outliner to sketch out the scenes in my first chapter….

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Plume Creator 0.54 Released

So this is what Plume Creator looks like on Windows 7.  You can pull the latest release from Source Forge, here. There are debs and source and .exe versions available. Please remember that this is still a Beta program and…

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Latest Plume Creator Even More Awesome

Plume Creator just keeps getting better with each Alpha release. The latest feature is the Preview Last Scene and Preview Next Scene by using pull down handle bars in the main editor. online pharmacy buy hydroxychloroquine without prescription with best…

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Leaving Apple for Linux

mlabowicz via Compfight When I got my new Dell laptop and put Ubuntu on it, I was doing more than just setting up a new laptop. I was defecting from the most popular creative arts platform for one that is…

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