Description:-

Scrivener is a powerful content•generation tool for writers that allows you to concentrate on composing and structuring long and difficult documents. While it gives you complete control of the formatting, its focus is on helping you get to the end of that awkward first draft.

Your complete writing studio:

Writing a novel, research paper, script or any long•form text involves more than hammering away at the keys until you're done. Collecting research, ordering fragmented ideas, shuffling index cards in search of that elusive structure•most writing software is fired up only after much of the hard work is over. Enter Scrivener: a word processor and project management tool that stays with you from that first, unformed idea all the way through to the final draft. Outline and structure your ideas, take notes, view research alongside your writing and compose the constituent pieces of your text in isolation or in context. Scrivener won't tell you how to write•it just makes all the tools you have scattered around your desk available in one application.

Write, structure, revise:

Scrivener puts everything you need for structuring, writing and editing long documents at your fingertips. On the left of the window, the "binder" allows you to navigate between the different parts of your manuscript, your notes, and research materials, with ease. Break your text into pieces as small or large as you want•so you can forget wrestling with one long document. Restructuring your draft is as simple as drag and drop. Select a single document to edit a section of your manuscript in isolation, or use "Scrivenings" mode to work on multiple sections as though they were one: Scrivener makes it easy to switch between focussing on the details and stepping back to get a wider view of your composition.

Getting it out there:

Scrivener provides all the tools you need to prepare your manuscript for submission or self•publishing. Once you're ready to go, control everything from how footnotes, headers and footers appear to fine•tuning the formatting of each level of your draft•or keep it simple by choosing from one of Scrivener's convenient presets. Print a novel using standard manuscript formatting. Export your finished document to a wide variety of file formats, including Microsoft Word, RTF, PDF and HTML•making it easy to share your work with others. Or self•publish by exporting to ePub or Kindle* formats to share your work via iBooks or Amazon, or for reading on any e•reader.

Who Uses Scrivener?

Scrivener is used by all sorts of professional and amateur writers, from best•selling and aspiring novelists to Hollywood scriptwriters, from students and academics to lawyers and journalists: anyone who works on long and difficult writing projects. While many other writing project management tools impose their own workflows or limit themselves to fiction•writing, Scrivener recognises that all writers of long•form texts often face similar problems, and provides an array of flexible tools that allow you to do things your way, no matter what kind of writing you do.

Those currently using Scrivener include:
• Novelists
• Short•Story Writers
• Screenwriters
• Playwrights
• Comedians
• Lawyers
• Journalists
• Lecturers
• Academics and Students
• Biographers and Memoirists
• Business and Technical Writers
• Comics and Graphic Novel Writers
• Translators
• And more...


Changes In this Version:-

• Updated several libraries in third•party import and export converters.
• Worked around an issue that could prevent Scrivener from opening if an installed font crashed the font parser. If this happens, Scrivener will now skip the font on subsequent launches, after an initial message to the user.
• Added a check to prevent saving or opening projects within Scrivener's installation folder.
• Minor edits to the tutorial project.

Bugs Fixed:-

• Fixed a bug that caused the query mark character to be lost from documents created or edited on the iOS or macOS versions of Scrivener using Cyrillic.
• Fixed an issue whereby the Mobile folder structure within a project might not be properly deleted after syncing iOS changes to Windows if Dropbox had created hidden files within the folder, resulting in changes being lost when syncing back to iOS.
• Fixed a bug whereby projects with many identically•named images (such as images pasted from the clipboard) failed to compile to ebook formats because the auto•generated unique names grew too long.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when loading a project with certain UI configurations using the outliner group view mode.
• Fixed a bug whereby the text of imported documents might not be saved within the search index until the document was edited.

• Fixed a bug whereby auto•completions were not properly capitalised when used in all•caps script elements.
• Fixed a bug whereby document groups with a synopsis but no main text did not show as a group icon.
• Corrected a typo in the Dutch translation.

Requirements:-

• Windows XP (SP3), Vista, Windows 7, 8.1 or 10.

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