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Originally Posted by townsend
I've heard that many times. I don't know how you guys do it. At best, I can do maybe 30 words a minute. I don't stop for spelling, or even to correct errors in tense or punctuation. When the ideas are flowing, I just want to get them out. Then later, during the rewrite, I correct all that stuff.
If I were in Code View, adding tags along the way, that would really put a wrench in my creative process.
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Very simply, because most of us just don't use Sigil as a word-processor. I wouldn't, and I live with the thing daily.
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When it comes to the whole data loss problem, the Book View seems to be is a LOT safer. I've never lost anything! As a word processor, Sigil's Book View is pretty robust. And--that Table of Contents window is great as an outline processor.
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If you have/use Word, I have to say that its outlining mechanisms are fabulous. I use Outline View, but I also love the Document Nav view, which rocks. It's one of Word's little secrets (View-->Navigation Pane). Use headers for structure, not styling, and the Nav Pane is an outline.
Significantly less data loss, as well.
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