MarkFassett.com. ConnectedText: Scrivener for Windows? There is an interesting program available for OS X on the Mac.
It's called "Scrivener," which is described as a "word processor for writers. " Many people have asked for a Windows version of this application, but, as the developer has made clear, a Windows version of this excellent program will not be forthcoming because OS X is internally so different from Windows that it would require programming it from scratch. Naturally, people have searched for windows programs that come close. The ones mentioned most often are: Page FourywriterLiquid Story Binder. Links. Why have a separate section for “word processing software”? Why not just put it all under “writing software”? Word processing software is writing software by definition, of couse, and much of the software in the “writing software” section above might equally be categorised as word processors. The main difference drawn here is that a word processor is usually used for writing and printing the final document; it shows on screen exactly what you will see when you print.