I recently upgraded my MacOS to Mojave, and the system kindly informed me that my trusty Scrivener 2 would no longer be compatible with any future OS upgrades. So it seems that at some point I will be forced to get Scrivener 3 whether I need it or not. Thus it is written.
My question is: does Scrivener 3 do anything cool enough that I should want to upgrade now before I absolutely have to? I'm not a power user by any means, but there are a few things Scrivener already does that have improved my writing life immensely so I'm open to new tricks if they present themselves. (Exception: I'm not looking to create any ebooks in the foreseeable future so features related to that function are not currently of much use to me.)
But if there's anything new in Scrivener 3 that you find particularly exciting or useful in the planning-and-writing stages, I'd love to hear about it.
My question is: does Scrivener 3 do anything cool enough that I should want to upgrade now before I absolutely have to? I'm not a power user by any means, but there are a few things Scrivener already does that have improved my writing life immensely so I'm open to new tricks if they present themselves. (Exception: I'm not looking to create any ebooks in the foreseeable future so features related to that function are not currently of much use to me.)
But if there's anything new in Scrivener 3 that you find particularly exciting or useful in the planning-and-writing stages, I'd love to hear about it.
Lesson learned; bought v3 direct from Literature & Latte, at full price. Oh well. Well worth it.