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...the spellcheck on your word processor suggests "firebending," which you previously added to the dictionary, for "airbending," which you have not yet added.
It was fun to work with LibreOffice for a change, since I haven't used it in a while for drafting and beta-reading.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
amyraine and I were doing drafting and beta via Dropbox and Scrivener, which I had roped her into and which is awesome on so many levels. (It's great for taking class notes, too, both for organizing notes and pulling in syllabi, handouts, references etc. into the project) It doesn't have horizontal rules or spellcheck, but I can export to .odt and take care of that on LibreOffice. Sometimes, though, it's nice to work directly in a word processor for smaller stuff.
In the meantime, the story I've just finished beta-reading for Amy is super adorable. If you ever wondered about the things the Earth Kingdom boys might have found in their explorations of the Western Air Temple, well, here's a stellar example.
It was fun to work with LibreOffice for a change, since I haven't used it in a while for drafting and beta-reading.
amyraine and I were doing drafting and beta via Dropbox and Scrivener, which I had roped her into and which is awesome on so many levels. (It's great for taking class notes, too, both for organizing notes and pulling in syllabi, handouts, references etc. into the project) It doesn't have horizontal rules or spellcheck, but I can export to .odt and take care of that on LibreOffice. Sometimes, though, it's nice to work directly in a word processor for smaller stuff.In the meantime, the story I've just finished beta-reading for Amy is super adorable. If you ever wondered about the things the Earth Kingdom boys might have found in their explorations of the Western Air Temple, well, here's a stellar example.
