Franz Grieser
9/22/2011 1:56 pm
Hi Dr. Andus.
I would use Scrivener for Windows for that job.
The only point it may not fit your requirements is (2): You'd have to break the original text up into slices - Scrivener does not do that for you.
Just move the cursor to the position where a new section begins and press CTRL+K or select "Documents -> Split -> at Selection" or highlight a heading and select "Documents -> Split -> With Selection as Title" (CTRL+SHIFT+K). This creates a new note in the binder that you can rearrange as you please.
You would not even need to delete sections from the original text - simply use the "Compile" command to select the notes/sections which you want to export and have them written in a RTF file.
The current beta (0.29) is stable enough to use it for serious work.
Best regards, Franz
I would use Scrivener for Windows for that job.
The only point it may not fit your requirements is (2): You'd have to break the original text up into slices - Scrivener does not do that for you.
Just move the cursor to the position where a new section begins and press CTRL+K or select "Documents -> Split -> at Selection" or highlight a heading and select "Documents -> Split -> With Selection as Title" (CTRL+SHIFT+K). This creates a new note in the binder that you can rearrange as you please.
You would not even need to delete sections from the original text - simply use the "Compile" command to select the notes/sections which you want to export and have them written in a RTF file.
The current beta (0.29) is stable enough to use it for serious work.
Best regards, Franz