Dabble thesaurus update#

Thesaurus is a handy new feature for Premium users for the millionth time you’ve used the same word. You can change the voice that reads to you under Preferences. Select the Word Tools Menu from the Right Nav Menu, highlight the text you want read (or don’t highlight anything to read the entire section you are in), and click or tap the Read to Me play button at the bottom of the Word Tools Menu. Read to me is now available for Dabble Premium. To save all our sanities, here is a quick rundown.

Dabble thesaurus update#

In an effort to make your writing experience easier and, honestly, more fun, the Picture Day Update has a few other quality of life features that I can’t tie into a decent picture-oriented joke. Dabble automatically generates a table of contents, a reading progress bar, and will remember where your reader leaves off if they close their browser. Your lucky readers (aka my dad, when I share my writing) will get an email with that link, bringing them to a read-only copy your writing. Gone are the days of exporting your manuscript or sections of it to a lame Word document.With Dabble’s Share to Web, you can generate a link that is unique to the version of your writing when that link is made. With this update, Dabblers can share their Book (or Part, Chapter, or Scene) with readers of their choosing via our new Share to Web feature. That’s why the Picture Day Update (or, for the tech folks out there, v2.3) isn’t just about aesthetics it’s about sharing, too. Still, if you haven’t checked out Part One, click here to read all about the image features coming to Dabble.One of the best parts of picture day, at least for the parents, is being able to share that picture with family and loved ones. But you probably knew that already, since it’s in big letters above this. This is the second part of our overview of the Dabble Picture Day Update.