Hey everyone,

I’d just like to let you know that we just finished our fourth Screencast for Ulysses. After we covered the basic features and concepts of Ulysses in the first three Screencasts, we’re now moving on to more advanced features that make working on your projects much easier. We’ll show you how you can not only Search & Replace texts, but also Styles and Markers, you’ll get to know Project Notes and the Text Trash, then we get into the Fullscreen Modes and finally we’ll show you how you can backup your projects automatically and how to customize your Ulysses interface so that it’ll suit your needs. We hope you enjoy it!

Have fun!

Götz

Hello everybody,

we proudly present our third Screencast on Ulysses, this time about exporting. This one is a bit longer, but includes plentiful information about the file formats, the settings and some great tips and tricks for the Exporter. We don’t want to give away too much, just have a look at it :)

Have fun!
Götz

Hello everyone,

following our first Screencast on Ulysses, we have just released the second Screencast on Ulysses. You can find it here. This Screencast introduces the most important concept of Ulysses: Semantic Text Editing. So this time it’s all about Styles and Markers. You’ll learn how to put them into your texts, create custom styles and how to use them during export. Whether you liked it or you didn’t, we’d be glad if you leave us a little comment.

Enjoy it!
Götz

I’d just like to let you know that our first screencast for Ulysses is finally online. You can find it here. This first episode is mostly an introductory episode to the whole program. You’ll get a tour of the interface and also hear about the most important concepts of Ulysses. But even if you have been a Ulysses user for years, you’ll find some new tricks and tips that you maybe haven’t discovered yet.

This screencast is just the start of a whole series of videos for version 1.6 of Ulysses. There are more to come. The next ones will each introduce a concept or cover a part of Ulysses in detail.

We’d really like to hear back from you! If you’ve got feedback, you can just drop us a line in our forum.

Enjoy!
Götz