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1. Draft in Scrivener. 2. Export to rtf. 3. Open the file in Open Office. 4. Export to LaTex. 5. Typeset pdf. You can also export directly from Scrivener to La
by pseingatl 13y ago
1. Draft in Scrivener.
2. Export to rtf.
3. Open the file in Open Office.
4. Export to LaTex.
5. Typeset pdf.
You can also export directly from Scrivener to LaTex, but a thesis is going to require a good deal of back and forth and revisions before it is ready for typesetting.
If you don't want to have a typeset final product, you can write in Scrivener and export to many different formats. If you want to write using Markdown syntax, you can do so in Scrivener as well. It's a terrific program.
- indralukmana 13y agoit looks like a very nice application, but i forgot to mention that i am now mainly using linux and it seems there is no linux version? (and also free (as in free lunch version) :D)
- pseingatl 13y agoThere is a linux version, it's available here: http://literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=25201 http://literatureandlatte.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=252...