Microsoft Word is it. But the soul of the writer still cries: ‘Isn’t there a word processor which would make editing easy? Is there not one program that would save me from scrolling down an endless word document? Isn’t there one program I could use for my work and research?’ Well I’ve recently found out that there is – Scrinever.
Sometimes when you are not even searching for answers but just enjoying yourself they come to find you instead. Have you ever experienced that? When you lost something and try to find it and you look in every nook and cranny for it… and still it eludes you. And then when you’ve given up and resigned yourself to the fact that you will probably never see that particular items again, you suddenly see it lying around somewhere in plain sight! After this happened to me a few times, I had concluded that if I lost something, it would be best to just not search for it and I would see it somewhere just waiting for me.
So back to the topic… Scrinever is a program designed for Mac users in order to organise any writing/ journals/ manuscripts and being able to keep all the notes and research in the same place while making it easy to edit any part of your writing at any time easily and hassle-free. Soon Scrinever will be coming to Windows pc’s too so watch out for it guys.
Meanwhile you can download a beta (for Windows) or 30 day free trial (for Mac) to see just how easy it goes. My birthday wish is two copies of Scrinever – one for my iMac and the other for my Windows laptop so that I can access my projects anywhere and at any time. What I would love best though, is to be able to install Scrinever on my flash drive so that I would not be limited to a specific computer, but if I chose to, I could work from any computer… how about it Scrinever developers? 
Other useful app to have is Evernote. If you are a fan of doodling on any spare pieces of paper or napkins and envelopes, then evernote is the saviour of the day. No need to type up all these troublesome pieces of paper… just make a photo of it with your mobile and evernote will read your handwriting and transfer it into word format file which you can the import to your Scrinever project! Voila.
Now I am going to go and follow my own advice!
