alex_riveiro
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Right. I see. Looks like I'll have to get Scrivener then 
Scrivener: anyone tried it?
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Literature and Latte should be giving you guys a cut of their profits.
nightdreamer
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I've been using it for a month and a half now and love it. I was old Lotus Word Pro diehard (hate MS Word) and it was Scrivener that got me to change. I've only had one potentially serious adverse reaction (see here) but it hasn't happened again. I like that documents are stored in industry standard RTF format, and I like that it exports ("compiles") documents directly to EPUB without glitches. Getting there from Word Pro was quite the nightmare. I think I'll someday write a blog entry on the "10 Little Things I Love About Scrivener" (everyone wants to talk about the big ones).
Pretty happy with it as well. Based on my last post, I've been using it for 11 days and will have no trouble spending the $40 for the license at the end of my 30 day trial.
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