Hi, One possible way of capturing the corkboard is to take a screenshot. I paste into IrfanView (a free and powerful photo/image program). Then select the area I actually want and crop it. The next step is using IrfanView to Print, choosing PDF. Another alternative, depending upon the way you work a...
Hi, I have a similar problem of having large numbers of pdfs to refer to for a rather difficult novel. Searching for a possible solution, I found a program, Qiqqa, which allows you to store pdf files in separate libraries. You can highlight the parts that are important for your book. I think you can...
I have only written one novel - a humourous one - and it started because I just got an idea about the main character. It was a strange experience and the only way I could describe it is that I followed the fellow and wrote what he went through, what he did and what he said. I had no idea where the s...
Could the Notes have backs? This will allow the front "Synopsis" to be smaller for mapping and linking, whilst carrying more information/detail/draft on the back. I realise this appears to duplicate to an extent the "Synopsis Cards" in Scrivener but the latter only takes graphics...
For forgetful people like me, to check that what I want to write is actually on the list requires opening the list box. However, I find it cannot be kept open for quick reference such as this because it becomes the active window. It has be closed before you can continue writing. Would it help to hav...
I was hit with the same problem. I scribble notes of various lengths but this renders Scapple unusable because the notes are far too large to have the clarity of an overview. My suggestion is that there can perhaps be a small "header" that is visible as a note on the board (nice if we can ...
I also think tabbed documents would be useful - especially if links can be made so that an item on one tab will link to another tab or an item on that other tab. This will enable such things as - separate threads for sub-plots etc. to be linked appropriately to a main thread - linking aspects of (sa...