#MELLEL READER PDF#

My reasons for recommending composing in Mellel are: Scrivener and Ulysses are also wonderful tools, but I think Mellel has the edge for academics. I am also working on a dissertation and used Scrivener and Ulysses before switching to Mellel. I think that composing directly in Mellel (with Bookends) is the best choice for academic writing. I'm curious what other people's experience/opinions are to help me decide. But I'd miss Scrivener for sure, unless Mellel can pretty much do the same now? That includes having a reason to use the live bibliography. It would be cool to make a deeper relationship. Did I mention that? I usually spend a month writing my assignments, but only a weekend with Mellel. Although I don't like focusing on format when composing, with Mellel it is less painful than, well, every other word processor-and it would save lots of time in the end to not have to compile out of Scrivener, assign palettes, auto-titles, etc. With Mellel 4 (that I'm deciding if I should upgrade to), some Scrivener like features will become available to me-or so I understand.

#MELLEL READER PDF#

I use other apps for PDF reading (Skim), annotating (Marginnote), manipulating (PdfPen) and storing research (DevonThink)-in other words I don't use Scrivener's reference material storing capabilities. If I use Scrivener then I use Mellel, but the converse is of course not true. I use and enjoy both Scriver and Mellel, and they are my only true candidates at the moment. I'm writing a 15,000 word dissertation for my Applied Linguistics course and am trying to decide on which program to compose it in.

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