[ SECRET POST #3377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3377 ⌋

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Secrets Left to Post: 03 pages, 063 secrets from Secret Submission Post #483.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

yWriter or Scrivener

[lady_dragoon]

Is Scrivener worth blowing $40 on?

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

No.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

No. It started out strong but it's a total mess the last few years. But it is worth getting a free or majorly discounted copy. They used to do sales and giveaways and student/educator/writer discounts. I dunno if they still do tho.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[aenrhien]

I'd say check out the trial for Scrivener to see if you like it. Because I personally love it, but some of my other writer friends swear by yWriter, so it's all a matter of preference I guess.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

I used a free trial for a month? I liked it fine but didn't miss it when it was gone. Wouldn't spend $40 on it unless there was some particular feature I really, really wanted.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

I love it, but I would get it during NaNo or something to get a discount.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[purpleseas]

Not familiar with yWriter, but if you're really into writing a certain way, with a bunch of notecards and storyboarding kind of stuff and other bells and whistles, and you don't mind investing a good chunk of time in tutorials (the "short" one on youtube was seriously an hour long), Scrivener might be worth it to you. I keep maybe a couple pages of basic notes just so I won't forget anything, so it's way too much program for me. I have an original trilogy of standalone but interconnected books that I keep track of with a chart-making program (ClickCharts, very easy and free), but that's as far as I get into that kind of thing.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

Oh wow.

This is an incredibly random tangent, but I remember you - not that we particularly knew each other or anything - from the old LOST/Ben Linus fandom.

Good to see you're still out there, writing.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[purpleseas]

Oh hi! The Ben community just up and disappeared one day, very unfortunate. I've been writing forever, since that's how long it takes me. :D

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[blitzwing]

I like yWriter better. You should be able to check out Scrivener for free if you want to give it a try though.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

Try the 30 day free trial and see if it's worth spending the cash.

Also one of the NaNo winner things is a 50% off coupon.

Re: yWriter or Scrivener

[(Anonymous)]

yes

I like it