I have some bound issues of Railway Age magazine from the 1950s which I'd like to scan. They're printed on a non-standard oversize (9" by 12") page format and have 26 weekly issues in each volume...over 1000 pages; very hard to open flat. I've had some success with using the book scanner ...

kewms wrote:

mbbntu wrote:The OP is on a Mac, though.

Then again, I'm not sure why this thread is in Using Scrivener ...

You're right. Moved. -- Katherine

Thank you for moving it to an optimal location.

The OP is on a Mac, though. Then again, I'm not sure why this thread is in Using Scrivener ... Sorry if I put it in the wrong thread. But since I saw threads about what kind of music people listened to while using Scrivener, or what fonts they used I thought to ask about this topic in "Using S...

When I first came across MarginNote and LiquidText I allowed myself to be seduced by the look of them, paid my money, and then hardly used them. There is one big problem with both of them (for my working method) and that is getting information out of them and into another program. Other software is...

I use Papers 3 to both collect, read and annotate scientific articles. I then export the reference and annotations to a .txt file using an Apple script provided by the developer, import that as notes in Scapple if I need to play around with the structure, or import and split into Scrivener so each ...

I am looking for advice specifically from academic writers regarding the best tools for annotating and then extracting notes from PDFs to then be used in my wrting. I have been using Acrobat but it is just basic and not really satisfactory. I was not satisfied with how BookEnds handles notes. I have...

Hello. Just started to use MarginNotes 3 to annotate and generate mindmaps from my pdfs...is there a way to import them to Scrivener 3 so my outliner is ready to go? Thanks! I am also looking into MarginNotes 3. But learning curve looks daunting - poor documentation. Did you find a good source for ...

Jesse Cook - Nuevo Flamenco/Rumba

https://tinyurl.com/ybu6byky

and
https://tinyurl.com/y94dwqk8

Armenian Duduk music

https://tinyurl.com/y7hazbju

One observation: it seems to me that no matter what other people say, what you reply with ends up sounding like you're more interested in the argument rather than the subject of the argument. Many people find this wearying. Where you addressing anyone in particular or just making a general observat...

Then why do historians says "History repeats itself?" They don't. This is a general misconception. History researchers don't say this. About Glubb's writings, it suffers from two major errors: - The "civilizations" listed are subjectively chosen and do not cover all such "c...

exegete77 wrote:For serious writing (which is usually theological in nature) I listen to Taize, about 80 in that play list.

Very nice, added to my bookmarks.

Then there is traditional Chinese if you want a change of pace. Here are few samples. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kk6K_5fxZs&list=RD8kk6K_5fxZs https://youtu.be/Tlsev6ZepqE?t=32 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLMO6rozYKI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxM1tjTvFAc

I also like I like the pentatonic scale of traditional Japanese music played with traditional instruments like Koto, Shamisen, and Bamboo Flute. . This is a short piece featuring Shamishen "A Paper in the air" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqRABgSn8lc Here is a long multi-track piece htt...

But in meantime I recently I stumbled across Didula , he is one of Russia's most popular musicians who I never heard of before. He is a guitar virtuoso who blends his training in Slavic music with Spanish Flamenco and techno style music leading to an interesting fusion. It tends to be melodic and u...

It's probably also worth pointing out that no reputable historian says 'history repeats itself'. That sounds like a loaded statement.Who defines who the reputable historians are? Rather than say history repeats itself we could say: "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it...