Yes! AutoCrit does have a few reports that are specific to fiction. For example, dialogue and dialogue tags are primarily applicable for fiction. However, a full suite of non-fiction genre options is available
AutoCrit provides the option to choose a specific genre of fiction as described in the following video:
Click on the Category button located at the top of your screen to analyze your text. During editing, you can update your analysis results at any time by clicking on the Category button
You can hide or show the Analysis Sidebar by selecting the appropriate Hide Sidebar and Show Sidebar links located in the upper right-hand corner of the Editor’s text screen, as shown below.
AutoCrit can analyze your entire manuscript as a whole or on a chapter-by-chapter basis. You can access the chapter menus in the top heading bar here: How to add new chapters
AutoCrit supports all text files (those files ending with .txt), MS Word files (.docx), and rich text files (.rtf). Please contact customer support if a file type you wish to use is not
The following video provides a step by step guide on how to bring text into the AutoCrit editor using either the Paste or Upload methods.
Simply select the Clear All Text button located at the top of your text. A box will appear asking you to confirm. Select OK to proceed.
AutoCrit only allows for a maximum of 50 saved revisions. Upon reaching the maximum 50 files, each successive save will result in the loss of your oldest file. Use the export command to save a
Yes, you can edit directly within AutoCrit. Simply click into your text and type in changes. Click on the Category button to view updated analysis results. So you don’t lose your work, AutoCrit allows
