ptram wrote:Aphar wrote:Very cool. I thought it was a prison. (Which would also be cool)]
But it was a prison! We were secluded, and the gate shut at elevel p.m. Now, try to evade from a middle-age fortress...
Paolo
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Dude! That is so cool. How intense!
"No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader."
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-- Robert Frost
I saw Vic-k's work place
The wheel is turning but the hamster is still dead.
AmberV wrote:Where do you hide all of the liquor?
I think Vic-k is absent from the photo because he is on another liquor run....
The wheel is turning but the hamster is still dead.
klcorridon wrote:Scrivener is open on the mac. I took the photos this morning.
I asked myself, "what application is that", and then I read your statement: It's Scrivener – in a layout I never thought of*, but which is ingenious!!
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* Have a look, folks: From left to right the binder, one vertical row of index cards, the text, the inspector. Great idea!
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AndreasE wrote:klcorridon wrote:Scrivener is open on the mac. I took the photos this morning.
I asked myself, "what application is that", and then I read your statement: It's Scrivener – in a layout I never thought of*, but which is ingenious!!
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* Have a look, folks: From left to right the binder, one vertical row of index cards, the text, the inspector. Great idea!
Well, it works for me... and I'm more than a little flattered that you like it! I have the active window in the center set to 150% magnification, which pretty much gives me a WYSIWYG image on the screen. The corkboard was just too 'in my face' with a horizontal split.
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For Maura, 4/7/59-11/21/09... My Muse, my Heroine, my Editor, my Patron. All that I have achieved as a writer is because of her.
For Maura, 4/7/59-11/21/09... My Muse, my Heroine, my Editor, my Patron. All that I have achieved as a writer is because of her.
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AndreasE wrote:
I asked myself, "what application is that", and then I read your statement: It's Scrivener – in a layout I never thought of*, but which is ingenious!!
I was just thinking that...I'm new to Scrivener so I haven't played around very much with the layout (I've been crazy busy planning a script) but this would make an enormous difference. Thanks for the idea, klcorridon
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Every now and again I get the idea to ask people to post screenshots of how they have Scrivener arranged. Shoot, I'm just grateful the responses don't include the words 'heresy', 'abomination', or 'What is WRONG with you?!' 
I suppose y'all noticed that I didn't put a real project on the sceen!
I suppose y'all noticed that I didn't put a real project on the sceen!
I may be an Idiot, but I'm no Fool...
For Maura, 4/7/59-11/21/09... My Muse, my Heroine, my Editor, my Patron. All that I have achieved as a writer is because of her.
For Maura, 4/7/59-11/21/09... My Muse, my Heroine, my Editor, my Patron. All that I have achieved as a writer is because of her.
klcorridon wrote:Well, it works for me... and I'm more than a little flattered that you like it!
I've already adopted it for my next project!
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It's clean for once. Thought I'd post.
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What?! I don't see your stick.
Jaysen
I have a wife and 2 kids that I can only attribute to a wiggle, a giggle, and the realization that she was out of my league so I might as well be happy with her as a friend. 26 years marriage later, I can't imagine life without her. -Me 10/7/09
I have a wife and 2 kids that I can only attribute to a wiggle, a giggle, and the realization that she was out of my league so I might as well be happy with her as a friend. 26 years marriage later, I can't imagine life without her. -Me 10/7/09
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Sean Coffee wrote:Lost it. Must stop drinking.
In vic-k's case "it" is gone forever. That is why he took up drinking in the first place though.
Jaysen
I have a wife and 2 kids that I can only attribute to a wiggle, a giggle, and the realization that she was out of my league so I might as well be happy with her as a friend. 26 years marriage later, I can't imagine life without her. -Me 10/7/09
I have a wife and 2 kids that I can only attribute to a wiggle, a giggle, and the realization that she was out of my league so I might as well be happy with her as a friend. 26 years marriage later, I can't imagine life without her. -Me 10/7/09
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I have gotten too up close and personal with Vic today, so no comment.