This doesn't seem to have been raised here, though it's popped up on the Windows forum. I need ideally to sort documents in a collection by something other than name, label or status. For example, a collection which displays every document I've written on <phlogiston>* in the order in which I wrote ...
Strikes me as embryo genius. Potentially the photographic equivalent of the videogame or text adventure. Right now, from their gallery, it looks a bit like a do-it-yourself focus-puller; but it's a big change of gear; until now, digital photography was just imitating analogue/silver halide; if it's ...
"Chapter 1: Seems to have a lot of tabs in there (probably used in the orig draft as indents rather than using the indent slides. Tab indents format very awkwardly in ebooks."
Odd. I didn't use a single one. Ruler indents, in Scrivener, all the way...
When you come to recompile for the other formats, could you remove my # marks, which are just standard mark up for a blank line and shouldn't appear in the final version? Thanks.
pig fender wrote: "...if major characters start meeting each other for the first time for the third time..." Feh. I can do that all on my own. Someone else wrote: "Who likes long character introductions anyway? " Me. You get one. It opens the book. [HOLLOW LAUGH] As to pig fender...
Didn't recognise my picture of the detective. But tremendous fun. Much better than sitting around trying to write stagecraft. And I wrote the opening chapter so I can snigger at everyone else (No no, that's not how it goes AT ALL, dear).
[quote="pigfender"]Over is fine, unless the words are rubbish. We seem to be varying anywhere between 1000 and 3000[/quote] Who's written 3,000ww? WHO? Bastards. Right, I'll---DAMN. Deadline's passed. If I'd known I;d have file 4,000www including an alen princess and time travel. ...wait t...
Thought to be short for "quacksalver", used by Sir Thomas Browne in his Pseudodoxia Epidemica (1648) to describe a hawker of patent (and mostly useless) medicines. Etymology is conflicted. The standard one is from the old German "Quacksalber", allegedly meaning "quicksilver&...
What a lovely doctor! Epic romance must surely follow. What a lovely cad! Epic romance must surely follow. What a lovely student! Epic romance must surely follow. Arse, I've maxed out hubby's credit cards - I'm ruined. Pass me the arsenic - a romantic death must surely follow. Cue black bile. -- Ma...
Can't see this anywhere on the forum. But it would be quite useful to be able to drag a document title/icon FROM the header bar TO a new position in the Binder. I've just had a case where I've been working on a file deep in the hierarchy. I found it via Search, so never saw it in situ in the Binder....
Mr B, I think he's talking about dumping his grubby old raincoat. :? Fluff Arf. But I meant, why would anyone want a -- probably shameful and humiliating -- record of one's daily output? (For example, today's, for me, so far, is -2,746ww. That's okay; means I took some crap out. But yesterday's 44 ...