In my opinion, OmmWriter happens to be suited best for when there's an idea budding up in you, but you haven't quite fleshed it out. What's cool about Dāna II is that the devs at OmmWriter don't have a fixed price for it they let you decide what to pay for it based on what you got out of using Dāna I (though the minimum proposed price is US$4.11).Īs most writers know, some writing projects are better suited to different apps. Dāna II is the paid version of OmmWriter that gives you additional background images and audio tracks.
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Dāna I is a free download and well worth it. Now out of beta, OmmWriter comes in two versions: OmmWriter Dāna I and OmmWriter Dāna II. It succeeds overwhelmingly in doing this too, especially when you wear headphones as the application suggests you do. It isolates you in a way from the bells and whistles of your computer. The picture and the music might seem like fluff, but it serves a very important purpose: to create an intimate relationship with writers and their thoughts. The words you type seemingly appear floating in the fog of the winter landscape.
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It only runs in full screen mode, and when you launch it you are put in the middle of a snowy field as relaxing, almost hypnotic music plays in the background. The app was new, fresh, and novel (no pun intended). This was when OmmWriter had just been previewed as a beta. But first, I want to start off by telling you about an OS X app called OmmWriter Dāna.īrett first told you about OmmWriter almost a year ago, and I raved about it again just a few weeks later. Then there's a recently released iPad app simply called Writer that introduces a revolutionary feature I hope most other desktop writing programs will incorporate one day.
The updates to Scrivener are going to be huge, and I think all the fans of Scrivener 1.5 are going to be knocked off their feet. Following Word just a few days later is my personal favorite, Scrivener 2.0. It blows all other Mac versions of Word out of the water.
We've got Word 2011 coming October 26, which I've been using for a few weeks.
If you're a writer and like trying out new software, October is turning out to be an awesome month.
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