Writing
The editor and the manuscript: scenes, chapters and parts; notes; find and replace; formatting; comments and suggestions.
Write, Outline and Preview
The editor has three ways of looking at your book, and you can flip between them at any time from...
Organize chapters and scenes
This page is about the shape of your book: adding chapters and scenes, moving them around, groupi...
Format your text
Write keeps formatting simple on purpose: you mark what the words mean—emphasis, a link, a line i...
Put a text-message exchange in a scene
What this is for Characters text each other, and a page of "Where are you?" she typed gets old fa...
Find and replace
This page shows you how to find a word or phrase—in the scene you're in, the chapter, or the whol...
Keep notes beside your book
This page is about notes: the reminders you leave on a scene or chapter, and the longer documents...
Suggest changes instead of making them
This page is about the Writing and Suggesting switch at the top of the editor. In Writing, what y...
Change how the editor looks
This page covers the ways you can make the editor comfortable to sit with for a long session: lig...
Listen to your book read aloud
This page is about Listen, which reads your book aloud a sentence at a time while you follow alon...
Go back to an earlier version
This page is about History: the earlier versions of each scene that Write keeps for you, how to l...
Put a full-page picture or a spread in a scene
This page is for giving a picture whole pages in the middle of a scene: a full-page illustration,...