Mariner-software StoryMill for Mac Manual de usuario descargar pdf (Pagina 10)

Since your project is made up of items organized into containers in

the source list, StoryMill provides you with the following views:

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Novel, which contains the entire narrative text of your project and

is made up of chapters and scenes

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Characters, which are the actors in your project

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Scenes, which can have characters, locations and timelines

associated with them

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Locations, which are the different settings in your project

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Tasks, an example of a generic item view - a catch-all that can be

used for notes, tasks, or any number of other things

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Research, which contains researched information pertinent to

your project

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Current Tasks, which is a generic smart view.

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Trash, which contains a list of all the items you have deleted,

including the ability to restore them.

Smart views are a special kind of view based off another view. A

smart view acts like a ﬁlter and only shows items that match its

search criteria. Smart views have a gray gear situated to their

right, and use the same icon as the view they are ﬁltering (the

generic view in the example at right).

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