Welcome to the AbsoluteWrite Water Cooler! Please read The Newbie Guide To Absolute Write

editing for authors ad

A publisher or agency using Google ads to solicit your novel probably isn't anyone you want to write for.


Go Back   Absolute Write Water Cooler > Welcome to the Water Cooler > Tech Help > Tech Talk
Reload this Page QWERTY vs. Dvorak - Which do you use?
Register FAQ Calendar Mark Forums Read

View Poll Results: Do you use QWERTY or Dvorak?
I use QWERTY. 70 89.74%
I use Dvorak. 7 8.97%
Something else. 5 6.41%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 78. You may not vote on this poll

Reply
Page 2 of 3 1 2 3
 
Thread Tools Display Modes
Old 07-29-2010, 09:50 PM   #26
Susan Littlefield
Tell it like it Is
 
Susan Littlefield's Avatar
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,478
Susan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
I just googled QWERTY, and that keyboard is all mixed up! What is this thing with the vowels all next to each other, and they are not even in order.

The Dvorak is just as bad.

Do tell- what is so special about these keyboards? Why not just one that has all the keys in the correct place--meaning, how some of us (James Ritchie, you can relate to this, I'm sure) learned to type on those wonderful old typewriters?
__________________
Susan

Please visit my website: http://www.susanlittlefield.blogspot.com/
Susan Littlefield is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 09:53 PM   #27
Bartholomew
我的身分還是秘密.
 
Bartholomew's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2006
Location: 神出鬼没像那暗夜的噩夢.
Posts: 8,291
Bartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
SusanL, now I really want to see your keyboard.
Bartholomew is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 10:02 PM   #28
Polenth
Mushroom
 
Polenth's Avatar
 
Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: England
Posts: 3,458
Polenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthoodPolenth is a candidate for sainthood
Quote:
Originally Posted by SusanL View Post
I just googled QWERTY, and that keyboard is all mixed up! What is this thing with the vowels all next to each other, and they are not even in order.

The Dvorak is just as bad.

Do tell- what is so special about these keyboards? Why not just one that has all the keys in the correct place--meaning, how some of us (James Ritchie, you can relate to this, I'm sure) learned to type on those wonderful old typewriters?
Qwerty is a common typewriter arrangement and it's the default for most computers. If you didn't go out of your way to buy a special keyboard (or get a special typewriter), it's very likely to be qwerty.

Qwerty also doesn't have the vowels next to each other, which is why I wonder if you found something else.

You'll know if you're using one, because starting from the top left of the letters section, the key order spells out qwerty.
__________________
* Polenth *

Website | Blog | Twitter | Goodreads
Polenth is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 10:04 PM   #29
Shadow_Ferret
Bowties are cool
 
Shadow_Ferret's Avatar
 
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: In a world of my own making
Posts: 21,927
Shadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsShadow_Ferret is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
I've been touch typing on a QWERTY keyboard for over 40 years. I have no interest whatsoever in having to relearn the entire typing process just to "supposedly" gain some speed or relieve some alleged pain.
__________________
Twitter | G+ | WordPress | Tumblr

“I love words but I don’t like strange ones. You don’t understand them and they don’t understand you. Old words is like old friends, you know ‘em the minute you see ‘em.” -- Will Rogers

Sadly true: "Creating drama, arguments and conflict can wake up the ADHD brain, making us alert and alive… and eventually alone." -- TotallyADD via Twitter
Shadow_Ferret is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 10:35 PM   #30
Susan Littlefield
Tell it like it Is
 
Susan Littlefield's Avatar
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,478
Susan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
Now I feel really silly.

This is the link that I looked at first: http://home.earthlink.net/~dcrehr/whyqwert.html (scroll to the bottom)

But I understand this is what it looks like today: http://www.dayiwasborn.net/templates...333&PID=496162 (duh, like mine).

As for Dvorak: this is the link I looked at first-- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dvorak_Simplified_Keyboard

Okay, so I guess I sue to QWERTY (in modern form, that is).
__________________
Susan

Please visit my website: http://www.susanlittlefield.blogspot.com/
Susan Littlefield is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 10:37 PM   #31
Susan Littlefield
Tell it like it Is
 
Susan Littlefield's Avatar
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,478
Susan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
Talking
Quote:
Originally Posted by Polenth View Post
You'll know if you're using one, because starting from the top left of the letters section, the key order spells out qwerty.
Never noticed that.
__________________
Susan

Please visit my website: http://www.susanlittlefield.blogspot.com/
Susan Littlefield is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-29-2010, 10:38 PM   #32
Susan Littlefield
Tell it like it Is
 
Susan Littlefield's Avatar
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,478
Susan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartholomew View Post
SusanL, now I really want to see your keyboard.
Yes, I'm sure you do.
__________________
Susan

Please visit my website: http://www.susanlittlefield.blogspot.com/
Susan Littlefield is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-30-2010, 04:12 AM   #33
Jodie_writes_what?
Plot Bunny Shepherdess
 
Join Date: Jul 2010
Posts: 113
Jodie_writes_what? is on a distinguished road
I'm QWERTY.. but like the idea of the Dvorak. Only problem is I'd probably type letters all wrong since I touchtype.
__________________
Jodie_writes_what? is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-30-2010, 04:22 AM   #34
Susan Littlefield
Tell it like it Is
 
Susan Littlefield's Avatar
 
Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: With my cats
Posts: 7,478
Susan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsSusan Littlefield is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
Talking
Quote:
Originally Posted by Jamesaritchie View Post
QWERTY has been standard for many, many years, and it's what old typewrietrs use.
I love the old typewriters. Mom bought me my first one when I was about ten or eleven. It was actually a child's manual typewriter- pink with white keys, but it typed. I used to type my poems on that old typewriter. Great memoreis!

Quote:
As near as I can tell, the draw of Dvorak is that you can type four times as many common word without leaving home row. I suspect this is true, but in the real world, Dvorak holds little or no superiority over QWERTY. Some studies, in fact, show that QWERTY is actually faster and easier for most typists.
I was looking at a picture of the Dvorak keyboard and it looked like I would have to learn to type all over again. It's was kind of strange looking too with the vowels all together, etc.

Quote:
And, of course, you can, using QWERTY, type the word "typewriter" using only the top row of letters. One legend says this was done intentionally for advertising purposes.
You're right- typewriter. There, I did it!

Quote:
From my experience, brand new typists learn faster and easier with a keyboard that has teh letters in alphabetical order. Who knows if it's true, but legend also says keyboards were changed from alphabetical order to QWERTY precisely ebcause QWERTY is slower, and the keys didn't jam when typists got too fast.
I am so used to this QWERTY format, and pretty much set in my ways, that I don't know if I could learn on the Dvorak or the one where the keys are in alphabetical order. I'd probably get frustrated and throw them away or something. Besides, why fix something if it is not broken?
__________________
Susan

Please visit my website: http://www.susanlittlefield.blogspot.com/
Susan Littlefield is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 07-30-2010, 09:36 AM   #35
Bartholomew
我的身分還是秘密.
 
Bartholomew's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2006
Location: 神出鬼没像那暗夜的噩夢.
Posts: 8,291
Bartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsBartholomew is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
If you try to learn Dvorak, you really start to notice the advantages when you start typing words like the, noun, teeth, no, one, etc. Stuff rolls off your fingers way easier.

I'm having fun learning a new typing technique, anyway.
Bartholomew is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 08-19-2010, 03:18 PM   #36
Coill
New kid, be gentle!
 
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: China
Posts: 25
Coill is on a distinguished road
Colemak is even better than Dvorak!

http://colemak.com/
http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?colemak

It's what I'm trying to learn at the moment.
Coill is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 01-06-2011, 06:25 AM   #37
Moonbase
New Fish; Learning About Thick Skin
 
Moonbase's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Kaufbeuren, Germany
Posts: 43
Moonbase is on a distinguished road
On Windows machines, I use a QWERTZ (German) physical keyboard (cheapest to get over here) plus a keyboard driver I devised a few years ago. It allows me to have most european and some important typographical characters readily available when typing.

Wanna look? Well, here goes …

(All the red ones are dead keys, blue/purple are combinations w/ right ALT key.)

I also find the NEO keyboard layout quite interesting, though I’d probably never be able to re-train for that (or Dvorak) at my age …
__________________
Moonbase: The Problem Solver
Last edited by Moonbase; 01-06-2011 at 06:31 AM.
Moonbase is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 01-22-2011, 10:30 PM   #38
Anne Lyle
Fantastic historian
 
Anne Lyle's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Cambridge, UK. Or 1590s London. Some days it's hard to tell.
Posts: 3,428
Anne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputationAnne Lyle has a double-platinum reputation
I started using Dvorak in 2007 after I started getting RSI. Wrists are fine now, even though I type all day for my job and then write for much of my spare time. Don't know if that's Dvorak alone, though, or the benefits of finally learning to touch-type!

As for age - FWIW, I was in my mid-forties when I started, and had only four months to master the layout before doing NaNoWriMo (which I won). This old dog loves new tricks
__________________
Elizabethan fantasy N1ght's Masque - out now from 4ngry R0bot Books.



“ 'Tis writ somewhat crabbedly, and most damnably long.”
E. R. Eddison, The Worm Ouroboros
Anne Lyle is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 01-25-2011, 05:27 AM   #39
1000th Sun
figuring it all out
 
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: USA
Posts: 99
1000th Sun is on a distinguished road
I use QWERTY just because it's standard and I type fast enough on it.
__________________
1000th Sun is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 01-25-2011, 06:14 AM   #40
Sarah1981
Sploosh
 
Sarah1981's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: North Texas
Posts: 252
Sarah1981 has a spectacular auraSarah1981 has a spectacular aura
I don't feel the need to switch from QWERTY. This is the only layout I've ever used, after all, and I don't have any problems with pain or discomfort. That's especially true when I have my mechanical-switch keyboard (an old Dell AT-101 - fantastic 'board for writing).
Sarah1981 is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 01-25-2011, 10:28 AM   #41
ave
practical experience, FTW
 
ave's Avatar
 
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Johannesburg South Africa
Posts: 513
ave has a spectacular aura
iv never even heard of Dv@%$WTF
but I wouldnt mind trying one out. There will be a lot to unlearn
__________________
Current project: Riftwalkers
ave is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 03-25-2011, 06:22 PM   #42
Margarita Skies
Banned
 
Margarita Skies's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: The Best Place In The World...Absolute Write!!
Posts: 2,369
Margarita Skies is a glorious beacon of lightMargarita Skies is a glorious beacon of light
I use QWERTY. I tried the DVORAK once, like 9 years ago, almost 10, and I had to leave that desktop computer alone because I could not type on the keyboard the way I do on the QWERTY. Had been using QWERTY for several years and I guess I couldn't get used to it.
Margarita Skies is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 03-26-2011, 12:44 AM   #43
kuwisdelu
kimochi warui
P&CE Ombudsman/Arbiter/Thingamajobbie
 
kuwisdelu's Avatar
 
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Palo Alto, CA
Posts: 26,450
kuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentskuwisdelu is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
QWERTY. I type fast enough anyway, so I don't see the reason to relearn everything. Besides, it would make using computers not my own difficult.
__________________
(a blog.) ...last updated 17 September 2012
(a twitter.) ...last updated whenever
kuwisdelu is online now   Reply With Quote
Old 03-29-2011, 06:15 PM   #44
Bookmama
figuring it all out
 
Join Date: Sep 2010
Posts: 99
Bookmama is on a distinguished road
While I realize that not knowing what Dvorak is means I use Qwerty, I wouldn't mind a brief explanation of what Dvorak is, to save me Googling. But what I'm even more curious about is the people who selected "Something else" -- what else is there?

Do some people get their words into the computer with mental telepathy?
__________________
Learn Spanish without Studying?
Bookmama is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 03-29-2011, 06:26 PM   #45
Synovia
practical experience, FTW
 
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Bostonian in Baltimore via Chicago and DC
Posts: 263
Synovia is on a distinguished road
Quote:
Originally Posted by Susan Littlefield View Post
I just googled QWERTY, and that keyboard is all mixed up! What is this thing with the vowels all next to each other, and they are not even in order.

The Dvorak is just as bad.

Do tell- what is so special about these keyboards? Why not just one that has all the keys in the correct place--meaning, how some of us (James Ritchie, you can relate to this, I'm sure) learned to type on those wonderful old typewriters?
The QWERTY layout common on typewriters and most computers was designed to slow down typists so that the hammers in a typewriter didn't get caught on each other.

DVORAK is designed to be as fast and take as little movement as possible, because modern keyboards don't have any parts where speed can break things.
Synovia is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 03-29-2011, 06:38 PM   #46
Synovia
practical experience, FTW
 
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Bostonian in Baltimore via Chicago and DC
Posts: 263
Synovia is on a distinguished road
Quote:
Originally Posted by Coill View Post
Colemak is even better than Dvorak!

http://colemak.com/
http://mkweb.bcgsc.ca/carpalx/?colemak

It's what I'm trying to learn at the moment.

Never seen that. Looks like they swapped the U out of the home row, and replaced it with R (which seems like a good idea to me). They also moved "ST" to a more logical layout next to each other.
Synovia is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 03-29-2011, 06:50 PM   #47
Chris P
Likes metaphors mixed, not stirred
 
Chris P's Avatar
 
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Entebbe, Uganda
Posts: 9,277
Chris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsChris P is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
This zombie thread has to have one of the most gradual reawakenings in the history of AW. It's just been slowly stirring.

I learned to touchtype in high school on Qwerty. Even the minor differences in the special characters on a UK keyboard mess me up. I could learn Dvorak if I needed to, I guess, but until I need to I don't see much of a reason to.
__________________
Short Fiction and Novel in the AW Library
Shorts on sub: 12

Now available!


Adventures of Duke and Eddie Querying!
Resingled Querying!
Nyasaland 68K/90K

Write on, Brother! (blog)
Chris P is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 04-12-2011, 08:13 PM   #48
JSSchley
Have Harp Will Travel
 
JSSchley's Avatar
 
Join Date: May 2010
Location: in ur B&N...facin out AWers bookz...
Posts: 903
JSSchley is a glorious beacon of lightJSSchley is a glorious beacon of light
I would love to switch to Dvorak because between grad school and novel writing, I spend all my time typing. But I also have to go back and forth between home computers and campus computers, and the campus ones don't allow you to switch the keyboard layout. If there was some add-in I could carry on my USB drive to override a public computer's settings, I would switch in a heartbeat...
__________________
On the blog this week: W is for Write (Short reflection on A-Z April)


@jsschley on twitter
Goodreads
JSSchley is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 05-02-2011, 12:30 AM   #49
MarielofRedwall
New Fish; Learning About Thick Skin
 
Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 34
MarielofRedwall is on a distinguished road
I've always used Qwerty... and I type differently, I don't use home-row. I use everything but my pinkies (poor, weak pinkies)
__________________
MarielofRedwall is offline   Reply With Quote
Old 05-04-2011, 06:55 AM   #50
FOTSGreg
Today is your last day.
 
FOTSGreg's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location: Broken Arrow, OK
Posts: 6,996
FOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate complimentsFOTSGreg is so great that we've run out of appropriate compliments
I never learned to touch-type, really, but I spent 12 years learning to play the organ. When I type, my hands overlap and my fingers dance all over the place. I watch the keyboard rather than the screen.

People who touch-type marvel that I can even put together a correctly-spelled word with my style, but I've consistently tested at 48 wpm under interview conditions (and I know I type faster than that when I'm "in the groove").

I've used a QWERTY keyboard since I first started using a flea market bought Royal typewriter with a broken "A" key.
__________________

Find my books on Smashwords at https://www.smashwords.com/profile/view/fotsgreg
Find my books on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/G.W.-Ellis/e/B...805&sr=1-2-ent
WIPs: Dark Horizons, Hivers, The Bar, Gated, Fire On The Suns
FOTSGreg is offline   Reply With Quote
Reply
Page 2 of 3 1 2 3

Bookmarks

« Previous Thread | Next Thread »
Thread Tools
Display Modes
Linear Mode Linear Mode

Posting Rules
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not post attachments
You may not edit your posts
BB code is On
Smilies are On
[IMG] code is On
HTML code is Off
Forum Jump

Custom Search

Buy Scrivener 2 for Mac OS X (Regular Licence)

If this site is helpful to you,
Please consider a voluntary subscription to defray ongoing expenses.


All times are GMT +4.5. The time now is 05:45 AM.

Contact Us - Absolute Write - Archive - Top

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.5
Copyright ©2000 - 2013, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.