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Usenet Posted 21 years ago
Screenwriting
Final Draft 5 support
There won't be any technical support for Ver. 5 after August 31st.
[nq:1]From their email received today (somehow I got on Final Draft's mailinglist, probably when I downloaded the Final Draft document reader):[/nq]
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2. ATTENTION FINAL DRAFT 5 USERS
Due to its advanced age and incompatibility with current operating systems, all technical support for Final Draft 5 will be discontinued on August 31, 2005.
If you have a computer without an authorized hard drive you will have to launch the program with the Final Draft 5 CD in the drive.
If you need questions answered, you will still be able to find solutions in the on-board help section in the program, in the User Guide on the Final Draft 5 CD and in our online knowledge base. To visit the online knowledge base, go to: www.finaldraft.com/help.
Registered users can upgrade to the latest version of Final Draft for only $89. To purchase the upgrade, go to:
www.finaldraft.com/orders/upgrades-fd.php4.
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Hey! Windows 98SE is still "current," is it not? (It's currently on my machines anyhow.)
RonB
"There's a story there...somewhere"
[nq:1]From their email received today (somehow I got on Final Draft's mailinglist, probably when I downloaded the Final Draft document reader):[/nq]
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2. ATTENTION FINAL DRAFT 5 USERS
Due to its advanced age and incompatibility with current operating systems, all technical support for Final Draft 5 will be discontinued on August 31, 2005.
If you have a computer without an authorized hard drive you will have to launch the program with the Final Draft 5 CD in the drive.
If you need questions answered, you will still be able to find solutions in the on-board help section in the program, in the User Guide on the Final Draft 5 CD and in our online knowledge base. To visit the online knowledge base, go to: www.finaldraft.com/help.
Registered users can upgrade to the latest version of Final Draft for only $89. To purchase the upgrade, go to:
www.finaldraft.com/orders/upgrades-fd.php4.
~~~
Hey! Windows 98SE is still "current," is it not? (It's currently on my machines anyhow.)
RonB
"There's a story there...somewhere"
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[nq:1]Thank *** I was smart enough to learn how to set tabs in microsoft word.[/nq]
I'm training ScriptThing to write my scripts for me (since I spend so much time on MWSm and can't get around to it myself). The experiment seems to be coming along nicely except ScriptThing keeps writing variations on the same theme computers mauling their users.
It's almost like it's trying to tell me
I'm training ScriptThing to write my scripts for me (since I spend so much time on MWSm and can't get around to it myself). The experiment seems to be coming along nicely except ScriptThing keeps writing variations on the same theme computers mauling their users.
It's almost like it's trying to tell me
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