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Posted on 11 November 2019
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Project keywords provide another way of recording metadata. Why, and when, might you want to use them? In my The Golden Girls novel, I have eight characters, seven of whom who dine together each evening during their cruise. I also have several themes for this novel, for example: types of love; and the twelve topics in Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way. If I apply these as project keywords on a scene-by-scene...

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Posted on 8 July 2019
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Throw away that calculator! In previous posts, we've looked at numbering of chapters and then numbering of parts, acts and scenes. In this post, my focus in on tables - not only how to number them automatically, but also how to cross refer to them in your text. Ready? Placeholders and named auto numbering Placeholders are tags which, during compilation are replaced with actual numbers. Scrivener does the counting for you. The tag starts with...

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Posted on 30 July 2018
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Every story needs an information highway Within a story, information travels to and fro between characters and, as a witness to these interactions, to the reader. Add to this, the narrator's contribution and you should have a story, one that works. How does logic fit into a story? Whatever your premise, there will be some logic in how you took that premise and turned it into a story. You dreamed up a plot. ...

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