Do you always use the computer to write?
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Re: Do you always use the computer to write?
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Aren't we all? (at least most of us?)Sean Wheeler wrote:Nowadays, I'm always on the computer.
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Jotterpad? Interesting...I haven't tried it, may be I will. Does it have useful features like text export? I have tried a few apps in the recent past and particularly like Cram when it comes to character building and plotting.poetrythanki wrote:I write 80% of the story on my phone. I find it really tiresome to open my PC and sit with it to write down the words. I prefer using my phone instead. Whenever I'm stung by an idea, I open up Jotterpad (An Android App) and write it down.
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I miss writing by hand.
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Onenote is awesome for writing! You setting, ideas, characters, outlines, and the story all in one place. The only downside to being digital is backing up your work. There have been a few times that I have lost work because of computer crashes.
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