Write! 1.38.0: Direct Saving and Bugfixes

Write! is out with a scheduled weekly update. In version 1.38.0 we deliver a major feature of direct saving and some bugfixes for all OS.

Here’s what’s new in Write! 1.38.0:

• Added an ability to save documents directly to the format you opened them in without the necessity to export;
• Released Write! for Linux 32-bit;
• Fixed the bug with circumflex accent ^ and ï , which was not possible to type in Write!;
• Fixed the bug with productivity counters on Linux;
• Fixed the bug with text formatting on Linux;
• Reworked conflict dialog boxes;
• Other minor fixes.

How Direct Saving Works

Previously, the path of working with non-native documents was like this: you import a document into Write!, make changes to it, and then export it to save to the local drive.

Now you can open .wtt, .txt. and .markdown documents in Write! and save all changes you make directly without the necessity to export them. All is done via the Open menu (or Ctrl+O) and the Ctrl+S shortcut. This enables you to put documents into Dropbox, iCloud, OneDrive or Google Drive and edit them directly from that location, syncing to you mobile devices.

One thing you should remember is that some text formatting will be lost when saving a document to .txt or .markdown.

To get the latest update, open Write! and click on in the lower right corner of the app’s window.

Alternatively, you can go to your Account (you need to be logged in), navigate to the Download tab, and get the latest version for your OS there.

As always, we eagerly await your feedback on our UserVoice page.