William Reeder - Ulysses

A Writer’s Guide To Mechanical Keyboards

Do writers need a particular, a more capable, a mechanical keyboard? William set off to the remote realms of the internet to figure it out. Luckily, he found his way back to share his findings with you.

Formatting a ”Hollywood Standard” Screenplay with Ulysses Part 3: Custom Title Alignment

In the third and last part of our blog series, you’ll learn what the title page of an industry standard screenplay should look like, how to create one with Ulysses, and how to finalize your script for submission.

Formatting a “Hollywood Standard” Screenplay with Ulysses Part 2: Margins and Page Numbers

Welcome to the second part of our blog series! Today, you’ll learn about the use of margins and page numbers in screenplay formatting, and how to adjust these settings in an export style.

Formatting a ”Hollywood Standard” Screenplay with Ulysses Part 1: Document Settings

Do you dream of scripting the next blockbuster? Proper formatting will increase your manuscript’s chance of being considered. In our threepart series, learn why the Hollywood standard exists, how to adapt an export style’s settings accordingly, and how to eventually create a compliant script.

Formatting a Paper for MLA Style With Ulysses Style Sheets

If you’re a student at a U.S. college, you probably have to turn in written work formatted according to the guidelines of the Modern Language Association (MLA). With Ulysses, you can easily create a document that meets your professor’s expectations. Here’s how.