

Barring that, taking advantage of the interactive tutorial offered with this version is highly recommended. The video tutorial undoubtedly makes the learning process easier.

Unfortunately, for a user who’s entirely new to Scrivener, learning how to use the program isn’t as intuitive as it could be. Lastly, the outline view provides an organized list of all the documents you’ve saved in a particular project with each title, label, status, and a synopsis of their contents. Scrivener users can also list a status to further describe each document, such as first draft, incomplete, and so on. The corkboard view allows users to “pin” and categorize different scenes in their work with labels for chapters, scenarios, and concepts. Scrivener’s text version is exactly how it sounds free of any extraneous information, you're left with only the plain text of the document in front of you. Each Scrivener document type allows for three unique views: a simple text version, the corkboard, and an outline format.
