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Topic : Re: What is the Difference Between yWriter5 and Scrivener? I see that a lot of people like Scrivener better than yWriter. I know Scrivener is better, but my dad refuses to buy it, and I don't - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: What is the Difference Between yWriter5 and Scrivener? I see that a lot of people like Scrivener better than yWriter. I know Scrivener is better, but my dad refuses to buy it, and I don't

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Scrivener is now also available for iOS (the .99 app which is compatible with both Mac and Win desktop applications and allows you to sync the files over Dropbox), the features are subset, but still very useful.

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