Scrivener is great for building up scripts, one limitation of Trelby is you can't just move scenes/blocks of scenes around, everything has to be copy/pasted manually.īut thinking about it, the File>Settings>Change>Display font sizes are only applicable to what you see on the screen. I use Scrivener, and Trelby to output to pdf but I'll probably switch to WriterDuet or buy FadeInPro when I get round to it. I have a soft spot for it, in the same way that you might have a soft spot for an old VW camper that has a hole in the floor and won't get up into 4th. I started off with Trelby when I didn't know any different because it was the first free, downloadable and simple to use software that I came across. No Sale of Copyrighted Material or Sharing of Confidential Material

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