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    What program do you write in?

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    What program do you usually write in?

    Leave your answer in the comments below!

    Sincerely,

    Neville

     

    P.S. Example responses might include:

    - "I write in Google Docs."

    - "I write in the Wordpress visual editor."

    - "I use Notepad and then copy/paste it into Aweber."

     

    P.P.S. Want to see a visual representation of everyone's answers?

    You can see them all in this Google Spreadsheet:

    google sheet visualization example


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    Guest Neville Medhora

    Posted

    Good outlook....which one’s in particular do you use David?
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    Guest Neville Medhora

    Posted

    That’s pretty much what I use the most outside of the Wordpress editor!
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    Guest Neville Medhora

    Posted

    Yup, Wordpress editor is pretty good, plus you can directly publish from there!
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    Guest Neville Medhora

    Posted

    Very interesting, it seems VIM is more for programmers but you’re using it for writing. Will check it out!
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    Guest kidney_thief

    Posted

    I use MS Word for most writing tasks, but for bigger, multipart documents, I’ve been using Scrivener. Still lamenting the lack of development of Z-Write :(
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    Guest Prashanth Krish

    Posted

    +1 for Typora

    I discovered Typora recently (it is still in Beta), and fell in love.

    Earlier, it used to be VS Code.

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    Guest Neville Medhora

    Posted

    Oh wow, Typora looks really cool, never heard of it till now. Great find!
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    Use Googe Docs along with Google Keep.

    These sync between my PC, laptop, and cell phone for work/ideas anywhere.

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    Guest Christoffer Baadsgaard

    Posted

    Google Docs for most things. Especially for stuff I need to share.

    Sometimes Microsoft Word. Usually for something that others send to me.

    For meeting minutes, notes, etc. I use Evernote.

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    Guest Drew Hudgins

    Posted

    I'm old school as well. And very earth-conscious.

    Since my rural climate isn't ideal for cultivating papyrus, I've come up with a way to reuse brown paper shopping bags and school glue (thanks Pinterest) and fashion my own writing utensils from the forest. Once I retreat to the snowy mountains for, on average, ten days, I will have completed my first blog draft. From there, I'll make the trek back to my home, pull out my iPhone and snap a shot, send that to someone on Fiverr, then paste the content of the returned document into WordPress.

    However, for my 34 incomplete books, I stick with Scrivener.

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    Guest Lisa Brett

    Posted

    Evernote

    I'm constantly frozen by choices like "where should I put this note" and "what tags should I use" and so on... I use Evernote as a place to put anything from a website to a note to myself, and daily combine notes and/or categorize...

    Google Doc

    I use this mostly because many of my clients like to use it... it works well for everyone.

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