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.
Your Personal Writing Assistant: Antidote, Now Integrated With Ulysses Grammar checking software is indispensable for many writers — even more so if they write in a foreign language. Antidote from the Canadian developers Druide is more than just a grammar checker.
Dark Mode or Light Mode? It’s Up to You! Apple’s iOS 13 Dark Mode is convenient, as it lets you easily switch your entire iPad or iPhone from light to dark.
Ulysses Now Speaks Dutch and Traditional Chinese Ulysses has again learned two new languages: Dutch and Traditional Chinese!
Sync Your Writing With Dropbox In Ulysses 18, we built in the option to save Ulysses files in external folders (on iOS only Dropbox).
Do More on Your iPad With Split View The new Split View that Apple introduced with iPadOS allows users to view two app windows side by side. For Ulysses, Götz was in charge of the implementation.
Augmented Text Editing on Mobile: The New iOS 13 Gestures As Ulysses syncs your entire text library to all of your Apple devices, you can work anytime, anywhere, on your iPhone. Do you find text editing on mobile a little cumbersome? Then try out the following gestures Apple introduced with iOS 13 and change your mind.
Hello Good-looking Documents! Presenting Our New Export Styles You have your text finished and ready to be shared with the world? Enter export styles! Through a set of formatting rules, one of our styles will turn your plain Ulysses text into …
Ulysses Is Doing Your Lists Right Here’s a small but useful improvement in Ulysses 17. You may already be aware that there’s a feature to automatically continue lists; you can activate it via “Edit” › “Replacements” › “Smart Lists” …
Improved in Ulysses 17: Caption Your Images Whether it’s the Statue of Liberty in a US travel blog or a sketch of the human DNA in a term paper on genetics: Images are part and parcel of many text …
How to Make Use of Ulysses as a Content Strategist and Copywriter Kelly Wade is an independent content strategist and copywriter from Australia. Earlier on this blog, she shared her thoughts and insights about the writing life. Today, she goes into detail about her Ulysses …
Writers, Get Organized! Use More Keywords! With Ulysses version 17 we have improved working with keywords: The keyword manager is now also available on iPad and iPhone, plus you can define favorite keywords. It is the perfect timing to …
Ulysses and Ghost With the recently released version 16, Ulysses’ publishing feature saw an upgrade: Besides WordPress and Medium, you can now also publish blog posts to Ghost from within the app! To date, the fine …
Images in Ulysses – The Complete Tutorial Are you a purist who accepts words and nothing but words in your writing app? Then you can stop reading here. But who is, really? If you’re a blogger, you’re probably …
Become a Super-Organized Writer With Keywords If you write a lot, Ulysses keywords are an excellent tool to organize your texts. For example, you could use a keyword “Work in Progress” to mark all texts in all of your …
Everything You Need to Know About Editor Split View Split view editing – a new feature that was recently released with Ulysses 15 – is helpful if you want to refer to one text while writing another.* Do you want to see your outline …
How to Write a Novel With Ulysses, Part II: Research, Editing, and Export Matt Gemmell is a thriller writer from the city of Edinburgh in Scotland. He wrote his recent book, TOLL — which was published less than two weeks ago — using Ulysses. We invited him to …
How to Write a Novel With Ulysses, Part I: Organization and the Writing Process A Guest Post by Matt Gemmell Matt Gemmell is a thriller writer from the city of Edinburgh in Scotland. He wrote his recent book, TOLL — which is out this week — using Ulysses. We …
