http://liquid-story-binder.black-obelisk-software.qarchive.org Liquid Story Binder is a word processor designed for writers. It allows you to view your documents easily. It gives you the freedom to create while protecting your work. Liquid Story Binder Features: Sortable Document Tree, Spell Checking, Thesaurus, Reference Notes, Timelines, Story Boards, Plot and Chapter Outlines, Audio Recorder, Image Gallery, Reader, Manuscript Formatting, Time and Word Count Tracking, Chapter and Book Backups, Paragraph and Punctuation Cleaning, Toolbars, Templates, Auto-Word Complete, Auto-Save, Clipboard Capture, Repetition Visualizer, External Editing, Passwords, Multi-Level Undo, Highlighting. Liquid Story Binder allows you to completely customize the look and feel of your writing environment. Hide individual components, change the background color, set margins, change the listing alignment -- it's entirely up to you. Everything, including window positions and text selections, are saved between sessions. You may even save multiple Window Layouts for later use. Liquid Story Binder has the perfect writing environment -- the one chosen by you. Liquid Story Binder can quickly search through every chapter, note, outline, builder and backup to find the exact word or phrase you are looking for. Never lose a single paragraph with daily and once per session backups. Liquid Story Binder will even backup your unsaved documents every 30 seconds! An entire body of work can be compressed to fit on a single floppy with only two clicks of the mouse. Liquid Story Binder is updated continuously. Program suggestions are highly welcomed. Let us know how we can make Liquid Story Binder better! Try Liquid Story Binder for 30 Non-Consecutive Days. QArchive.org RSS Generator http://liquid-story-binder.black-obelisk-software.qarchive.org/#2 I think this program is good for the screenplay writer , not for the journalist like me. 18 Fri 2008 http://liquid-story-binder.black-obelisk-software.qarchive.org/#1 It doesn't attack you with spyware (or I don't recall being attacked,) or anything. It does what it is supposed to. It has a lot of nifty features to help you get the job done, too. It more or less, though, acts like an outlining program with room to put other stuff in the outline like images, but you can't put them straight in. And, with images, you still have to double click the link you put in (filed under a notepad document for some reason) to see them. (I don't know about in the storyboard.) It's good for what it is, but I don't really need the extra features it gave me. (It feels like outlines, builders, story builders, and time lines roughly do the same thing for me.) I'm happier with something more simple that focuses more on characters, since that is what I want organized in the first place, and a thesaurus/dictionary program that is separate. 19 Thu 2007