Use ‘Snapshots’ in Ulysses to Version Control Your Writing

I posted an article a while ago in which I outlined a method to take versions of Ulysses sheets, much the same as Scrivener takes Snapshots. That method worked quite well. But I have refined the process to make it even easier to save, store and restore versions of your work. In this, the first […]

Writing a scene that works

I have been working on a number of scenes in The Head Factory, mulling them over in my mind as I write. But something just wasn’t making sense with one of the scenes — where it fitted into the overall work and the way the scene was structured felt wrong. I wanted to bring one […]

Scrivener Snapshots in Ulysses

I’m a big fan of Ulysses. Its mix of minimal writing environment and powerful features suits the way I like to write. I have, however, seen users of its main competitor, Scrivener say that they could never leave that software because of two main features: Snapshots and its Outliner. The purpose of this post is […]