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Do you know how to get page view on Ipad?? I need some stuff to start on a new page, but it doesn’t show where a new page is🙈

I've felt in love with your content, Jessica. Your labour over here is really innovative, informative and different. Thanks for all of your effort!

The absolute best layout with multiple examples.

You explain things so beautifully! Love your plot structure format - just finished my messy first draft and plan to start plotting it out again to begin "weaving it all together". Wish you would make more videos! Thank you for this!

Thank you so, so much! This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for. I'm working on a Substack essay about prepping my creative projects, and I am going to link this video!

Your videos are so helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make such information-packed videos!

Brilliant! This is the first tutorial of Scrivener that is as clear and orderly as I have ever seen. Thank you very much and I wish you lots of success in your career! Greetings from Switzerland.

This is super useful and explained very straight forward. Thank you for that!

Thanks so much! Your video is great 🎉🙌

Do you know how this could work if a story has two romance arcs, with two separate couples?

Hi Jessica, thank u for your patience tutorial. Do you think is it possible saved and sync the same file on Dropbox but overwriting it and not with different files each time ?

Hi is it possibile overwriting the same file ? When I saved from my MacBook Pro I saw that there’s always a new one and the space on Dropbox is small . Could you help me ?

Thank you for this video! I’m curious what your recommendation would be: I can only afford Scrivener on one platform, either my desktop PC or my iPad. Which would you suggest I buy Scrivener on?

This video deserves wayyy more views! So many things just clicked for me and it just broke down the way I wanted to plot and outline in a far more coherent way. THANK YOU. I love the way you call it "weaving" as that is exactly what I wanted to achieve. So appreciative to find this.

I tried pantsing a story and it's not working well for me so I'm trying to figure out how to plot now.

Love your channel! It's really helped me organize my writing process so far. Thanks so much!

Very very helpful videos. Love your concise way of describing what you do and how you do it. Thank you for sharing!

this is so incredibly helpful thank you for sharing!!

I've been a bit stuck writing my book, and your video was not only inspiring and informational, but funny. I hope you start making videos again soon, you're wonderful! Thanks 💕💕

“Do my characters talk to me?” Made me realize I’m an observer and narrator in my characters lives. Which just helped me with a dilemma. I was considering rewriting in 1st person, instead of 3rd that I’ve been working in. Now I think I’m on the right track with 3rd, since I’m the observer/narrator. 🤩👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 So thank you! 😁

Thank you for the great advice. I’ve been using Scrivener exclusively on my Ipad because that’s what I prefer to use, but I’m having difficulty navigating Scrivener on it. I’m going to try using it on my Mac laptop and will hopefully enjoy the interface there more.

This is a very well produced video. All the elements and the communication of such is top-flight. Simply....Thank you.

Any thoughts on this. Having advanced degrees in psychological research methods enables the production of fictional material?

This is awesome and thanks so much for your template. I wonder if you'd consider doing a Part 2 of this where you explain how you chose your Weaving folders and the content of each of these folders? For instance, the "Wizard Arrives" folder doesn't seem to necessarily correspond to one of the 7 plot points in the overall story, nor is it a "chapter." You seem to be weaving in several character plot points under one section heading. How would you define these sections? And...could you give an example (maybe this is another video) of how one weaves in plot points for the protagonist and antogonist in a scene? e.g. What would it look like for the protagonist's and antagonists's pinch point 1 to both exist in the same scene?

This is a great video! I appreciate how thorough and complete this is. The way you detail the process so clearly is very helpful. I think anyone who watches this will identify with where they are in the process and will be able to see the big picture more clearly. Thank you for sharing your experience so clearly that it creates a roadmap for others to follow. Thank you for sharing your expertise, and thank you for all your work and time on this.

Jessica is really pretty.

Treat middle book like the middle of book, add drama, suspense and mystery - like old fashion movie shaorts like Batman, etc.

Very good video. Thank you very much

Would you be willing to do a walk through of how you use InDesign & Vellum?

You're so cool like thank for sharing us your tips and tricks ill be watching more of your videos, so yeah thank you again an dhave a great dayyyyyy!!!!! ;)

Thanks for posting. If I download Scrivner for iPad and plan on doing all my writing on my iPad can I use the files app to backup my project or do I still need drop box ?

I have the iPad as my traveling ‘laptop’ with the Logitech keyboard/case combo on the 10.9 inch. So when I saw that Scriv was for the iPad, I grabbed it and have since moved to Scrivener from Google Docs. Now I still have the Google Docs as a backup, I usually copy paste into the google doc before I finish for the day. I am LOVING Scrivener for background stuff like the character docs, the plot docs, research docs and all of that jazz. It has been a lifesaver and just about time as it’s PREPTOBER! As of this comment. I will most likely be using the app to run my NaNoWriMo 2023 story, that I sorta already started, but have barely 1400 words on. Barely over a 20th of the 50k….

Are you able to share who your editor is? TIA

Hi, I have watched a shit ton of videos on plot structures, and I just got to say, yours is the best, the only one which makes sense and is easy to understand and follow. Thank you so much! You've got yourself a new subscriber.

Fire analysis!!

Inspiring!! Thanks!!

Thank you! New sub here!

Love the way you organise your cork board and overlap the rest … sounds like a very good plan. Having trouble following the desktop version on Mac as I only have Scrivener on my ipad…no other device.

I would really like to see you working solely on the ipad, as I do not have a computer, so the IOS version information is only relevant to me.

Is there a undo in Scribner how to undo?

how to setup Scrivener word count ipad pro?

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Great video! Thank you, I learned so much! I hope you keep making videos.

IS IT POSSIBLE TO USE SCRIVENER ON AN IPAD FOR A SCREENPLAY??? Format??? Any 💡 ideas? Can’t figure it out for the life of me. Hope to hear back from you

With you it really seems easy - a sensation hard to earn in writing. And you're a total sweetheart! Thank you so much! :)

Does anyone one out there does Scrivener using a PC - all these people doing videos are using Apple computers.

How do I set a background image that I can type over for inspiration?

This seemed good but I just can’t figure out how to load my file from my Mac book to my iPad. I even got it into the Dropbox. But how do I move it from the Dropbox to scrivener.

Thank you soooo much for your video and the time you spend to sumarize it all. I love your video and everytime I plot my books I plays in the background and makes plotting sooo much easier.☺

Thanks for this. Will check it out in detail. As a king-time user of Scrivener, I was very excited, then immediately disappointed, when the iOS version came out. Syncing was just so fiddly and I messed up a couple of (thankfully) test projects. Now I’d like a second look but to my amazement Scrivener has no recent video tutorial, which I hope doesn’t mean they haven’t updated the sync feature since back then. It’s still a great application but I’m getting tired of writing hundreds of bits and pieces in the Notes app and then struggling to put them into some kind of order back at my desk. Let’s see. But thanks anyway for a well-presented tutorial.