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How to Export all my Results

This post will show you how to export your Summary Report, Fiction Analyzer results, and manuscript—if you want to export everything at once

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Written by Sean
Updated over 2 months ago

There's no magic button to export everything at once, but these steps will show you how to export everything. This is useful for working in another system or on a device that cannot be connected to the internet.

Quick links:

  1. Exporting your manuscript

  2. Exporting your Summary Report

  3. Exporting your Fiction Analyzer results

  4. Exporting your Fiction Analyzer results without the markup formatting

You can export your manuscript by following these steps:

  1. Click the Export icon under the Save icon.

  2. Click the option you want to use for export. In the example below, I used Export (.docx) to export my work as a Word document. Which downloads it to your device.

This image shows where to click export your manuscript in the Writer's Desk

(The above image shows where to click export your manuscript in the Writer's Desk)

To export your Summary Report results, you can follow these instructions:

  1. Run the Summary Report in the Analysis tab.

  2. While the report is open, click the Printer icon at the top left of your screen. This will allow you to download the results to your device or print them directly.

This image shows you where to find the Summary Report

(The above image shows you where to find the Summary Report)

This image shows you where to click to export your Summary Report results—which downloads them to your device

(The above image shows you where to click to export your Summary Report results—which downloads them to your device).

To export your Fiction/Non-Fiction Analysis results, you can follow these instructions

  1. Open the Fiction Analyzer which can be found under the Analysis Tab.

  2. After it's completed click the 3 vertical dots in the top right-hand corner of the report.

  3. Then click "Export (.docx)" and it will download to your device's default downloads folder like the other exported options.

This image shows you where to click to find the Fiction Analyzer—with your document open, click on the Analysis tab, and then click on "Fiction Analyzer".

(This image shows you where to click to find the Fiction Analyzer)

This image shows you where to click to export your Analysis Results in the Fiction Analyzer—click the 3 vertical dots at the top of the Analyzer and then click "Export to .docx".

(This image shows you where to click to export your Analysis Results in the Fiction Analyzer)


How to export without the Markup Formatting

If you do not want the exported results to display markup formatting(###, ** ), you can first export them to an AutoCrit Note.
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Do that by following these steps:

  1. Instead of clicking the Export to .docx option above, click the Export to Note option.

  2. Then click the notes icon in the top right-hand corner.

  3. You will find your note in the "Fiction Analyzer" note board.

  4. Click the 3 vertical dots on the corner of the note, then click the export to .docx option.

This image shows you where to click to export your Analyses to your AutoCrit notes—click the 3 vertical dots to open the Analyzer menu, then click the first option "Export to Note".

(This image shows you where to click to export your Analyses to your AutoCrit notes)

This image shows you where to click to acces your AutoCrit notes—in the top right-hand corner of your screen.

(This image shows you where to click to access your AutoCrit notes—learn more about working with AutoCrit Notes here)

This image shows you how to export an AutoCrit note—by clicking the 3 vertical dots in the corner of the note and then clicking "Export (.docx)"

(This image shows you how to export an AutoCrit note)


If you have any trouble with these options, please let us know—we're always happy to help!

Happy Writing!
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