Tips and Tutorials
Tips and Tutorials
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How to Convert Apple Pages Files to MS Word DOCX
Many authors write on Apple products. For some it’s a Mac computer; others write on iPads or even their iPhones. If those authors are using native apps to write, they…
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Do Authors Need Expensive Website Hosting?
It is commonly accepted that authors should have their own websites. For some authors, that’s all they know. There is also a push toward higher priced hosting for authors. But…
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How to Type a Letter On A Computer in 3 Easy Ways
So, how do you type a letter on a computer? If you ever used a typewriter, you can write a letter or any other document on a computer. The keyboards…
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The Simplest Way to Install WordPress Plugins
WordPress is the most popular blog software in use today, powering more than 35% of all websites online today, according to W3Techs. That includes this website, which also runs on WordPress.…
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How You Can Use Private Browsing in Firefox for Apple Products
Private browsing in Firefox browsers is easy to turn on, particularly in Apple products. It works in tandem with Firefox’s other privacy settings. With online privacy concerns near the top…
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How to Manually Add a Synopsis to Scrivener Documents
There are two ways to manually add a synopsis to Scrivener documents. One allows you to dictate word for word what the synopsis will say. The other uses text from…
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How to Fix Synopsis Not Showing in Scrivener Outliner
If you find your synopsis not showing in Scrivener Outliner (with title or more text), there are a few things that could cause it. Here’s how to fix the problem. Turn on…
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How to Change the Order of Items in Scrivener Outliner Columns
We’ll show you how to change the order of items in Scrivener Outliner columns. It’s easier than you might think. The Outliner in Scrivener is a versatile tool that, in spite…
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How to Auto-fill the Synopsis in Scrivener V3
You can auto-fill the synopsis in Scrivener V3 for Mac or Windows. You can very easily do that without manually typing in the entire text of the synopsis. Here’s how…
