There’s a lot of positive things to be said for Scrivener that have been mentioned at length in the many reviews out there so I won’t restate them all. Scrivener– This could very well be a one stop program because it has some pretty robust planning tools built into it, but I personally just use the word processing capabilities because I don’t care for Open Office (free). That one was tricky, but I’m so inspired by the replacement that I found that I overcame my aversion to finding a new blogging tool to just to be able to share with you. It was hard to find replacements for them, especially Onenote. I’m still 100% supportive of those choices, by the way.
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Almost a year ago now, I posted about my go to software programs for my Windows set up.
I only tell that long and ultimately uninteresting story to segue into the real point of my post. I tried Qumana, but it didn’t click with me. But how hard could it be to find something similar for Mac? Well, I wouldn’t know because I more or less gave up on it. One of the downfalls to switching OS was that I needed to replace Windows specific software, including the Windows Live Writer software I used for blogging. These days I’m happy to report I’m actually quite smitten with it and spend hours of every day doing pretty much everything on it. I replaced it with a lovely Mac machine, which I was extremely leery of at first. It wasn’t good for much but typing my stories and when it started randomly pressing the control button while I was typing, it wasn’t any good for that anymore either. To briefly recap, my old laptop was a Dell. One of the main reasons for a lack of blogging has been dissatisfaction with my blogging software. Of course I thought that a few months ago too and then didn’t have much (if anything) to say for the last 4 or 5 months. This is the first in what I hope will be a long string of regular blog posts.
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