# Fast Drafting Mode

Do you spend too much time agonising what you already wrote? The fast drafting mode helps you focus on moving forward. 

When enabled, you aren't allowed to delete any words from your draft. You can still remove whitespace and punctuation.

Just like writing long-hand or using a typewriter, you can cross out words using the \~\~strike-through\~\~ markers, but you can't remove anything from the draft.

### How To Enable the Fast Drafting Mode

You can toggle the fast drafting mode during a writing session. Click the menu button in the top-right corner of the screen:

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Select *Fast Drafting* entry from the main menu:

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A yellow lightning bolt icon will appear on the left size of the *Focus* indicator at the bottom of the editor:

<img src="/files/Vs3NHsCAzTnDjTi784XF" alt="" width="563">

Repeat the same process to disable the feature.

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