This lists the keyboard shortcuts used in Scrivener 2.0, organised by menu name.

One of my biggest joys is writing about a technique for learning and then finding out that some of the smartest people on earth already use it to learn better.

I’ve talked several times about my reliance on OPML. I’ve developed my OPML workflow over the years and perfected it in the crucible of writing The Book. I’m getting lots of e-mail asking for further details, so here goes.

Writing, Editing, and Creating Content for the Digital World.

Writing used to be so simple. You bought a typewriter and stacks of blank paper sat down and got on with it. Nowadays we’re faced with a richness of choices. What kind of computer? What software? Well Macs and Scrivener in my case (too lazy and too stupid to use anything else).

As I continue to pore over blog entries, marketing speak, RFI copy, and whatever else contains words, the comma always poses issues. I often wonder if I remember my English classes wrong or if everyone else is incorrect. I’m not perfect by any means (and I’m sure there are stunning misuses in this fine blog), but I generally know the common uses of a comma. More often than not, I’d rather rewrite passages than wrangle with poor copy that eludes proper use anyway.