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Screenwriting
I Need A Little FINAL DRAFT 6 Help.
Hey gang. I've just started using Final Draft 6 in the last few weeks, and have found it to be a decent program. But it's come time for some revisions, and I'm lost on a couple of things. I was hoping that some kind soul could help me out.
Does LOCKING the pages, lock the date that the Original Pages were created as well, or do I have to fix this manually?
In the HEADER, how can I set it to mark (First Revision, Blue, etc) JUST the pages with the revisions, and not every single page?
When printing only the Revised Pages, does it ask which revision, or does it print all revised pages, or just the latest revision?
If you can help me out, I'd really apperiate it.
Also, how does Final Draft 6 match up Final Draft 7? Which is better? Again, thanks.
Does LOCKING the pages, lock the date that the Original Pages were created as well, or do I have to fix this manually?
In the HEADER, how can I set it to mark (First Revision, Blue, etc) JUST the pages with the revisions, and not every single page?
When printing only the Revised Pages, does it ask which revision, or does it print all revised pages, or just the latest revision?
If you can help me out, I'd really apperiate it.
Also, how does Final Draft 6 match up Final Draft 7? Which is better? Again, thanks.
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[nq:1]Hey gang. I've just started using Final Draft 6 in the last few weeks, and have found it to be ... I'd really apperiate it.
- [nq:1]Hey gang.
- I've just started using Final Draft 6 in the last few weeks, and have found it to be ...
- I'd really apperiate it.
- Also, how does Final Draft 6 match up Final Draft 7?
- Which is better?
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[nq:1]Hey gang. I've just started using Final Draft 6 in the last few weeks, and have found it to be ... I'd really apperiate it. Also, how does Final Draft 6 match up Final Draft 7? Which is better? Again, thanks.[/nq]
Hello, The Russ... Please don't be offended by what I'm about to say, but your questions make it painfully obvious that you are very new to screenwriting. ALL of the questions
Hello, The Russ... Please don't be offended by what I'm about to say, but your questions make it painfully obvious that you are very new to screenwriting. ALL of the questions
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[nq:1]The only things you will need in Final Draft for writing a spec is the automatic formatting. DO NOT use page numbers.[/nq]
Uh... I think you mean, DO NOT use scene numbers.
I know it's a crutch, but I actually find page numbers very useful. Even in my early drafts.
Alan Brooks
A with an Underwood
numb with relief,
number with precision.
MWSM FAQ:
Uh... I think you mean, DO NOT use scene numbers.
I know it's a crutch, but I actually find page numbers very useful. Even in my early drafts.
Alan Brooks
A with an Underwood
numb with relief,
number with precision.
MWSM FAQ:
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[nq:2]The only things you will need in Final Draft for writing a spec is the automatic formatting. DO NOT use page numbers.[/nq]
[nq:1]Uh... I think you mean, DO NOT use scene numbers. I know it's a crutch, but I actually find page numbers very useful. Even in my early drafts. Alan Brooks A with an Underwood numb with relief, number with precision.[/nq]
Indeed I do. Thanks, Alan. Gotta cu
[nq:1]Uh... I think you mean, DO NOT use scene numbers. I know it's a crutch, but I actually find page numbers very useful. Even in my early drafts. Alan Brooks A with an Underwood numb with relief, number with precision.[/nq]
Indeed I do. Thanks, Alan. Gotta cu
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[nq:1]DO NOT use page numbers.[/nq]
Surely, you mean SCENE numbers.
You cannot compromise an artist's vision.
Ed Wood
Surely, you mean SCENE numbers.
You cannot compromise an artist's vision.
Ed Wood
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[nq:2]DO NOT use page numbers.[/nq]
[nq:1]Surely, you mean SCENE numbers.[/nq]
Shirley, I do!
[nq:1]Surely, you mean SCENE numbers.[/nq]
Shirley, I do!
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[nq:2]Surely, you mean SCENE numbers.[/nq]
[nq:1]Shirley, I do![/nq]
Don't call me surely!
You cannot compromise an artist's vision.
Ed Wood
[nq:1]Shirley, I do![/nq]
Don't call me surely!
You cannot compromise an artist's vision.
Ed Wood
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[nq:1]Hey gang. I've just started using Final Draft 6 in the last few weeks, and have found it to be ... I'd really apperiate it. Also, how does Final Draft 6 match up Final Draft 7? Which is better? Again, thanks.[/nq]
Did you try
http://finaldraft.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/finaldraft.c
Did you try
http://finaldraft.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/finaldraft.c
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[nq:2]Behold: the 1968 Night of the Living Dead ... ever saw in motion pictures of the '30s and '40s...[/nq]
[nq:1]***, Baby...! Obviously you never saw "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle!"" A blond babe who out-Tarzanned Tarzan in the thirties ... was a nickel. I suspect Betty Friedan watched a lot of "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle" episodes in her childhood.[/nq]
Um... would you care to point ou
[nq:1]***, Baby...! Obviously you never saw "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle!"" A blond babe who out-Tarzanned Tarzan in the thirties ... was a nickel. I suspect Betty Friedan watched a lot of "Sheena, Queen of the Jungle" episodes in her childhood.[/nq]
Um... would you care to point ou
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