Alexander Deliyannis
10/19/2011 4:58 pm
Dr Andus wrote:
Overall I'm impressed; I have a couple of practical questions:
- Is there a non-manual way to transfer the outline from Scrivener to Bonsai; e.g. as tab-indented text, OPML or whatever?
- Can you explain how you construct the _outline_ in Storybook? With the Stoybook info types I would expect that you can get 3-4 levels max, i.e. parts, chapters and scenes, plus the parallel strands, is this enough for you?
simultaneously to the Scrivener-Bonsai mirroring, I'm constructing yet
another version of the exact same outline in Storybook, which allows yet another way
of visualising the outline.
Overall I'm impressed; I have a couple of practical questions:
- Is there a non-manual way to transfer the outline from Scrivener to Bonsai; e.g. as tab-indented text, OPML or whatever?
- Can you explain how you construct the _outline_ in Storybook? With the Stoybook info types I would expect that you can get 3-4 levels max, i.e. parts, chapters and scenes, plus the parallel strands, is this enough for you?