This makes the process of writing a long document and arranging it easier. You can move these component parts around by drag and drop or by keyboard commands.
So, you don't have to write it all in one document. You can have a folder which contains parts of an article you are writing. Like Scrivener and Ulysses, WonderPen gives you the ability to write in small chunks. The left sidebar is the project sidebar, you can toggle this on and off (⌘1).
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You can preview your markdown and there is an usable full screen implementation. It is a nice touch which reminds me of a similar feature in Scrivener. Every document in WonderPen has the ability to have an assigned Memo window where you can comment on the document and the content for your own reference. The middle window, the editing window, and a memo window to the right. The sidebar on the left contains your document hierarchy. WonderPen gives you a three pane window to write in. It has some nice touches and some glaring omissions. I suppose you can put the database in a Dropbox folder and access your documents through a second macOS device using WonderPen but I haven't tried that out. Just a folder on your hard drive where the database resides. No explicit Dropbox sync, no iCloud sync. Like Ulysses and Bear it keeps its documents in a proprietary database and unlike them, it doesn't have an online component. For those who don't, this is an interesting product which lets you write on the Mac. For those who care about that, it might be a deal breaker. One sentence review: It reminds me of Ulysses without all the attention to detail.Īt the base, it is a Markdown based text editor. WonderPen is another Markdown based text editor.
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