Manage Inspiration With Keywords Keywords are, among other things, great for keeping track of a large amount of notes. Starting with Ulysses 19, you can enjoy their full functionality in Markdown files saved in external folders as well.
Backup: How Ulysses Automatically Protects Your Texts and What You Should Do Nonetheless The idea of losing a half-written thesis or novel and, therefore, years or months of hard work is nothing less than a nightmare. That’s why a proper backup is essential for anyone.
Book Author Antony Dapiran: “Ulysses Was Indispensable” Antony Dapiran is an Australian writer who has been residing in Hong Kong for many years. In our interview, he talks about his attraction to Hong Kong, the gradual transition from lawyer to writer, and the process of writing his latest book about the protests in the city in 2019.
6 Reasons to Use the iPad as Your Professional Writing Machine “Your next computer is not a computer” is Apple’s claim for the iPad Pro. And it’s true, the iPad (not only the Pro) is becoming more and more capable. The iPad may not yet be 100% perfect for any kind of work – with Ulysses, it definitely makes for a powerful professional writing tool. Here’s why.
Collect Information and Material With Ulysses With version 19, Ulysses now allows you to create so-called material sheets – for all sorts of items that are not meant to become part of your final text. Material sheets are excluded from statistics and export. Here’s everything you need to know to make the best use of the new feature.
We Want YOU to Test Ulysses 20 Ulysses 19 just hit the App Store, yet the show goes on! For over a year, behind the scenes, we (or rather, some of us) have been working on the new features that shall become Ulysses 20. You can now sign up for the beta program.
Ulysses 19: Home Alone We have just released Ulysses 19¹ to both the Mac App Store and the App Store. It’s a fine little release during very strange times, I reckon. The state has issued limits …
I Write 24/7, and Ulysses is My Constant Companion Ellen Fishbein is a freelance writer, editor, and writing coach. Writing is both her day job and her personal passion. After a grueling odyssey through the sea of writing apps, she has found the one that makes her feel at home.
How the iPad Changed the Way We Build Apps Ten years ago, the first iPad came to the stores, adding a new dimension to the technological revolution that started with the iPhone. The iPad had a crucial influence on Ulysses' development. Co-founder Max takes a look back.
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.
Bigger, Better, Faster, Stronger: The New Blog It looks a bit different around here, doesn’t it? For the last couple of months we’ve been working on reshaping our blog, and now it’s finally done! From today on, we’ll present announcements, interviews and Ulysses tips on a new platform, with a new layout and new categories!
