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Highlight the Subject bar of the bottom pane.

In the Draft, click the section you want to begin drafting.

Highlight the Subject bar of the top pane.

In the central editing pane, click on the "Horizontal Split Screen" icon.

Click on the Outline folder in your “Paper Outline” project and drag it to the original research file making sure it sits between the Draft and Research sections, not in one of them.

I suggest that you open both Projects side-by-side.

The first is your original Research Project, the second is your “Paper Outline” Project.

You now have two Scrivener Projects related to your paper.

On the left, click formatting, make sure only “Title” is checked for all levels On the left, click separators, make sure all separators are “single return”Ģ4. In the left box select Contents, to the right select Draft, make sure all sections have a checked box to their left, but no checked boxes to the right “Pg Break Before” and “As is”Ģ3. For Format As select “Enumerated Outline”Ģ2. Select the Draft and click "Outlining" button in the center rightĢ1. You can add subheadings later, as you did in the "Introduction" by adding new cards, orġ9. Type the subject of the section for the projectġ7. Highlight the Draft icon, click the green “add” button in the upper left of the menu to add a cardġ6. Highlight "Historical Context," "Roadmap," and "Significance" and drag them into the "Introduction"ġ5. Click the green “add” button in the upper left of the menu to add a cardġ4.

Click the green “add” button in the upper left of the menu to add a cardġ2. Click the green “add” button in the upper left of the menu to add a cardġ0. Type "Introduction" to replace "Untitled"Ĩ. Click the green “add” button in the upper left of the menu to add a cardħ. How do we break projects (including biography) into organized, manageable sections?Ħ. Create a Copy for manipulating during this class session: FileàSave AsĤ. Create a Backup: FileàBackupàBack up toģ. Open your Scrivener file for this classĢ.

If there is time, run through a completed Project's Binder.ĭownload these instructions as a Word Document.ġ. Question: What are differences between notes for class discussion and research notes? In the Inspector, click on Keyword to add keywords to the card and project In the Inspector, click on Notes to add questions, thoughts, etc. Click in the other half of the screen, then click on the new note-cardģ5.

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Click in one screen then click on PDF in the folderģ4. Split the screen (upper right of central text screen, if you need to go to ViewEditor LayoutSplit…)ģ3. In "Warner, Chinese Expedition" folder create a new note cardģ2. Drag and drop PDF from Zotero into Scrivener Research folderģ1. Create new sub-folder for "Warner, Chinese Expedition"ģ0. Click on the small arrow to the right of the "New" buttonĢ9. In Scrivener, single click on the "Research" folderĢ8. Go to Warner's article in Zotero, click the small arrow to the left of the title to reveal PDFĢ7. Advanced Search: "Warner, Langdon" in Author "Turkestan" in Full-TextĢ6. Click green + for another card, follow the same processĢ2.

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Hit Return, then type the notes you want (paraphrase, full quotation, etc.)Ģ0. This seems like overkill, since these are in the Synopsis, but you will appreciate it later.ġ9. In the main note-taking window, type author (or abbreviated Title) and exact page number on the line. Type the author (or abbreviated Title) and exact page number on the second line of the Synopsisġ8. Type the topic of the note (3-5 words maximum) in the first line of the Synopsisġ7. Make sure the blue (for "Inspector") button is on to show "Synopsis" in upper-right cornerġ6. Within a folder, create a note card by clicking on the New button (big green +)ġ5. Click on the small arrow to the right of the "New" button (or ProjectNew Folder)ġ4. Add a folder for each source (make sure you have already saved bibliographic information in Zotero) by single clicking on the "Research" folder, thenġ3. Save to Cloud account with whatever name your want that is sharableġ2.

When dialog box opens, select Tutorial and save-this is your homework for next weekĩ.

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Download trial Scrivener for Windows or Mac (you can also download a key-served copy for on-campus use via the campus network)ħ. Do you have a Cloud account of some sort (iCloud, Dropbox, Box, GoogleDocs, etc.)?Ħ. Have you ever used note cards for research notes? That's what Scrivener is.Ģ.