Point of view so I know who is the primary character in each scene. In the novel I am writing, I use Labels to track the If you research on the Internet, you will find that people use Labels inĭifferent ways. > Label List), we can see how I have my Labels set up. Now if we open up the Label settings (Project > Project Settings. Project are set to show in the Binder, the Icon, Index cards and (Note: My Label settings, via View > Use Label Color In, for this You can see how I separate each blog byįolder in the Binder and I also use Labels with colors to differentiate I have three different blogs that I maintain, all of which I The screenshot below shows how my Blog project is Of your projects may have different labels. Like Statuses, Labels are also set up per Project so each Labels are another way of tagging a document or folder The View on the Corkboard to show the Status as a stamp on your indexĬards, allowing you to see your progress at a glance. One nice feature with Statuses is that you can configure For my Blog project, I have added an Archived and Published status to help track my blog articles. Statuses are configured for each project and you can add and/or change them as needed under Project > Project Settings. These for the basic To Do, First Draft, Revised Draft, Final Draft, and Done. It provides a nice way to keep track of where youĪre, what you've finished and what still needs work.
The Status tag lets you assign a status to yourĭocument or folder. Worked in either of these, so they may look and behave differently than There is a Windows version and an iOS version of Scrivener. This article, I thought I would stick to the extra stuff.Įverything I talk about here is referring to Scrivener 3 for macOS.
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Book series will look different from standalone books. Novels will look very differentįrom blogs. I'm not going to cover the Manuscript because that structure will be I thought I would share what I've learned
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How to best to set up my story in Scrivener and have tried different Offers so many options that no one person is going to organize theirįiles, notes, or data the same way. Needed options for documentation, note-taking and general organization.Īnd I found it with Scrivener. Office products are as robust on the Mac as they are on Windows, so I Going from a lifelong Windows user to a Mac is quite theĬhallenge, especially when you are so dependent upon shortcut keys and The second thing that happened is that I switched to a
I loved OneNote and how it let me organize my Two things happened in the last couple of years that were the catalyst for me finding Scrivener.įirst, Microsoft stopped developing OneNoteĪnd moved to the "online version" (meaning eliminating and reducing some
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