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I'm just not going to use it anymore. I can't stare for months on end at a blaring white screen ripping my eyeballs apart.

Writing a book, I started with Scrivener, but moved to Mellel 4. Indexing is a big thing for me, but I also really like the new Story pane as it helps me keep in mind some ideas. I just watched the tutorial on this. Seems like it could be helpful and although Scrivener certainly does this, it actua...

There is an advantage to composing in an environment similar to what the reader will see in the end. It makes it easier to control visually for things like paragraph length. I agree with everything you said, especially this point. That's something in Scrivener that just sort of happens organically,...

You can check out many of the upcoming Scrivener features on the literature and latte blog. Indeed, I've just read it all. It sounds like it will be more of what I was hoping for--better looking and more functional interface. It looks great. Unless it comes out soon, which isn't likely, I will need...

Hiya, only 15,000 I know people write much more, but I'm feeling overwhelmed with that target. Then again, for organization's sake, I see your point. if you are happy to use it with bookends Yes, I'm happy to use it with Bookends. The integration is great and only getting better. Even with Scrivener...

Hi Y'all! I'm writing a 15,000 word dissertation for my Applied Linguistics course and am trying to decide on which program to compose it in. I use and enjoy both Scriver and Mellel, and they are my only true candidates at the moment. I own both. If I use Scrivener then I use Mellel, but the convers...

Hi Everyone, This thread has been going for over six years, yet these rather basic functions have still not been implemented. Maybe Mellel doesn't see text between auto titles as sections, making the implementation difficult? Couldn't we define sections for the word count? Or exclude sections? Scriv...