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Originally Posted by gmw
How much do you see it really integrating with your writing effort itself (if you were starting a new work)? What I mean is ... I tend to scribble snippets of dialogue and stuff in strange places, and then later want to move them into the story (or more often, move stuff out  ). From what I've seen of various Wiki software, simple cut-n-paste between it and the word-processor is likely to be something of a problem - perhaps so much so as to effectively require retyping? Not the end of the world, but curious to know how you're finding that sort of thing. (Or perhaps it's a non-issue for your intended use.) |
That is a different kind of note then I am thinking of. For that Scrivener is far superior.
I am working on book four in a series and using the Wiki for encyclopedia type notes. For example in my series wizards cast spells using words of power, so I have notes on what words do what. That way the same words always do the same thing.
Copy/paste from the Wiki actually should work fine though. At least in MS Word, (I assume others too) there are features like "paste and merge formatting" or "paste as plain text" that really help.