I haven't played around with this too much, but it appears that the text for Scrivener "projects" are actually saved in RTF files. I have lost novels in the past to using programs like this and Voodoo Pad, so I like to stick with standard file formats and well known programs. Quote from: xsphat 15361 -I tried Scriviner but I didn't like it.
I also love the fact that it's only US$39.95. I'm not a fan of clutter and feature-bloat, but on paper it sounds like this could be exactly what I'm looking for. I'm playing w/it right now, and granted it's not as minimalistic as WriteRoom (which I've come to adore), it does have some of the same full-screen editing functionality, plus some of other features for organizing content, specifically for large writing projects.
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To keep this thread alive, has anyone played with Scrivener? (For Mac OS X only.) It does, both "check while you write" and "check all at once". Quote from: philodox 10841 -Does WriteRoom have a spellchecker? Looks like there is a branch where they are trying to implement one, but it still has some issues and I'm no sure it is being currently developed:
that's one piece of bloat that I don't mind. It's too bad that PyRoom doesn't have a spellchecker. Pyroom acts as a full screen text editor. I am not a writer but it looks nice if only for the complete lack of distraction. Just checking this thread out, I am using Ubuntu so I went and got PyRoom.
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