Scribbler also has a modern user interface and is relatively new and unlike the dead-end whizfolders has a roadmap of major features planned. The similar software which is free, Atomic Scribbler outputs into docx, more efficient, nicer to use too and faster to create in.
Which is why essentially it’s dead and will only receive minor updates, nothing major as in others.Ĭonverting RTF to markdown needs first converting to docx. I don’t recommend new users to buy whizfolders though. If I use OLE attachment types or links, it’s usually for reference while writing, not part of output. Then depending on use, drop into one of my many site/wiki generators, which also takes only seconds with modern generators to update and generate the whole site and it’s live. Then quickly convert RTF to markdown, takes a few seconds. Whiz is good for outlining and writing quick articles, then RTF export all our shaved topics & exit whiz. Better practice is to have multi documents tabs, can link to reach other anyway. What I meant by many was it supports many types, pictures tables spreadsheets etc as he uses OLE.
Yes I use scrivener for very big projects too. It is useful for writing artciles, academic It has many attachments and does not crash like others >not an option (when I must have my references in one place), I rely on >references to material in other files, I use links instead. >because it slows the program down considerably. It is advised not to embed too many attachments Unless I misunderstand, WhizFolders does not handle WhizFolders is excellent for the uses you describe. It is useful for writing artciles, academic papers,Īgreed. It has many attachments and does not crash like others with >Finally I recommend serious outliner fanatics to get Whizfolders for When this is not an option (when I must have my references in one place), I rely on Scrivener. If I must have references to material in other files, I use links instead. It is advised not to embed too many attachments because it slows the program down considerably. Unless I misunderstand, WhizFolders does not handle attachments well.
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