And here I am still using MS Word and ZenWriter for my writerly needs...
I write my how-to books in InDesign because of the graphics, this is my first attempt at a SFF book.
And here I am still using MS Word and ZenWriter for my writerly needs...
to 10 and anyone else who needs them.
I don't have much in the way of family WW2 stories. My grandfather (father's side) was born in 1902, so was within that window of approximately three years (1900ish to 1903ish) to be too young to be called up for WW1 and too old to be called up for WW2.
We're gonna need a pic, er, screenshot of that Champion horse
Makes me wonder where the cut off date was for drafting?
I believe in 1939/40 at least the cut-off in the UK was 37. (As per We Are at War, an oral history of those years by five Mass Observation diarists, which I read last year.)
*pets Scrivener*
It's okay, honey, she didn't mean it.
*hugs Scrivener*
Nothing satisfies me like Scrivener. Although from time to time, I go behind her back with OpenOffice when I need my simpler desires sated in a hurry.
But don't tell her I said that.
I burnt the holy maholey out of my quesadillas....
*pets Scrivener*
It's okay, honey, she didn't mean it.
*hugs Scrivener*
And here I am still using MS Word and ZenWriter for my writerly needs...
Nothing satisfies me like Scrivener. Although from time to time, I go behind her back with OpenOffice when I need my simpler desires sated in a hurry.
We're gonna need a pic, er, screenshot of that Champion horse
I've also just heard that Ray Cusick has died. You may not know the name: he was a production designer, working for the BBC in the 60s and 70s. But you will be familiar with at least one example of his design work: back in 1963, he originally designed the Daleks.
Notepad++ mocks Scrivener, steals Microsoft Word's lunch money, and beats up OOffice...
The idea of writing--or heaven forbid, rewriting, revising, or editing--an MS in Notepad gives me a stomach ache.
Good god in heaven, BW..... SHUN THE NON-BELIEVER! SHUUUUN!
I'M WATCHING oh wait, sorry, take it off yell mode... I'm watching Storage 24 - a British Sci Fi!
One for Fenika: guess which review DVD arrived today? 1920: Battle of Warsaw, that's what - it's out in the UK on 4 March. It's DVD-only (boo) and not 3D (boo again) though.
Ouch. I suggest you eat your favorite foods then, because it may be your last go, and the suffering will almost be worth it.
This is shitty advice, but alas.
Meanwhile you could research on the internet and get some books.