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2 How to start a new project
Olivier edited this page 2017-10-11 15:19:18 +02:00
  1. Start Manuskript
  2. If you have a project currently open, close the project with File → Close project.
  3. You should now be at the welcome screen. Select a project template from under the titles Fiction, and Non-fiction.
  4. Click Create button.
  5. Choose a directory to store the project, enter a filename, and click Save.
  6. You should have an empty project created wherein you can fill in the details such as title, etc.

Optionally you can skip choosing a project template. In this case choose Redaction (on the left-hand-side) and use the "+" yellow folder icon to create a new folder/chapter, and the "+" white square to create a new scene.