The more you explore Scrivener, the more you realize that, even though you never knew you needed this stuff, you know you definitely need it now! It even has a built-in dictionary for checking word usage and a project manager that can track your writing progress (which is great for participants of NaNoWriMo). Scrivener, on the other hand, can’t do these things, either, but it can provide a much larger viewing field with zoom options, more robust tracking analytics, greater visual and tactile control of the story’s layout, as well as plenty of other features to make sure the writing gets done, and that it gets done well.Ĭonceptually, Scrivener has everything the writer’s toolbox demands.
It also doesn’t do the writing for you, which, I think, most of us want in a versatile writing program. For example, it can’t feed the cats for you. But, I think we can begin to see its limitations when we consider the things it can’t do. Well, so far we’ve learned quite a bit about yWriter6, about how to use it, and about why we should use it.
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