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Originally Posted by VydorScope
What about a program like EverNote? Or Scrivener?
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I have neurological issues, and can't see near blinking cursors, and get migraines from them. Unfortunately, MacOS doesn't have a global fix to stop blinking cursors. There's a defaults hack that only works on NSText cursors, but Apple has been pushing alternatives to NSText. I pretty much have to choose writing software based on whether they let me disable blinking cursors: Textedit, Bean, NeoOffice, and LibreOffice NBC instead of LibreOffice Standard.
I don't know what Evernote would help with, or whether it would let me disable blinking cursors.
I know Scrivener tries to bring all the relevant files into its project folder. I try to use Calibre to organize sources, so Scrivener seems redundant for this.
I also tried Scrivener a while ago... I really don't like save-on-quit.
I mainly have trouble keeping track of (1) in my work, which sections I've done, which ones I need to update, which ones I haven't done, and (2) in my sources, which ones are actually relevant for any given section.