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Screenwriting

Where to find templates for Word and/or OpenOffice

Hi there!
I'm new to the group, where can I find the FAQ? In the meantime I have a question: where can I find templates that work with Word 2003 and / or OpenOffice last edition? I don't need all the features of professional programs, but only a template I can use to write in the proper spec format.
Thank you :-)
  

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[nq:1]Hi there! [/nq] See the bottom of this note. [nq:1]In the meantime I have a question: where can I find templates that work with Word 2003 and / or ...

  • [nq:1]Hi there!
  • [/nq] See the bottom of this note.
  • [nq:1]In the meantime I have a question: where can I find templates that work with Word 2003 and / or ...
  • [/nq] I use Movie Magic, so I'm not up on the Word/OpenOffice templates.
  • Some here use them, so maybe they can chime in.
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[nq:1]Hi there! I'm new to the group, where can I find the FAQ?[/nq]
See the bottom of this note.
[nq:1]In the meantime I have a question: where can I find templates that work with Word 2003 and / or ... all the features of professional programs, but only a template I can use to write in the proper spec format.[/nq]
I use Movie Magic, so I'm not up on the Word/OpenOffice templates. Som
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[nq:1]Hi there! I'm new to the group, where can I find the FAQ? In the meantime I have a question: ... of professional programs, but only a template I can use to write in the proper spec format. Thank you :-)[/nq]
You can download Scriptsmart Gold from the BBC Writer's Room website. From what you say, it will do for you. But be warned I wrote my first script on it and had serious problems when
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[nq:1]Hi there! I'm new to the group, where can I find the FAQ? In the meantime I have a question: ... of professional programs, but only a template I can use to write in the proper spec format. Thank you :-)[/nq]
Try this -
http://www.online-communicator.com/swsoftin.html
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[nq:2]Try this - http://www.online-communicator.com/swsoftin.html[/nq]
[nq:1]Well, thanks all guys. I'll try the links suggested, in any case I'm actually left-aligning. Another question :-) once there ... web where to find scripts in proper spec format (well aligned, no camera directives)? Thanks ag
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[nq:1]Unless you're really strapped for cash, you should shell out the money for Final Draft or similar.[/nq]
Or download and use Celtx from www.celtx.com. It's free. And, look into "Hollywood Screenwriter" a cut down version of "Movie Magic Screenwriter" that now sells for less than $30 on Amazon.com, and works exacly like MMS for script formatting it lacks many of the more advanced features
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[nq:1]Hi there! I'm new to the group, where can I find the FAQ? In the meantime I have a question: ... of professional programs, but only a template I can use to write in the proper spec format. Thank you :-)[/nq]
Page 2 Stage is now free
www.page2stage.com
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[nq:2]It's now http://www.screentalk-biz There's lots of them - http://www.dailyscript.com http://www.script-o-rama.com ... Newmarket Pres
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[nq:1]Well, I have downloaded CeltX, it's for free and looks good. What do you think about it? There's also a special offer for Scenewriter Pro, shippable at only 19,99 dollars which means 16 euros (do they ship in Italy?).[/nq]
You download SceneWriter Pro. So it doesn't matter where you live. You can download a trial version to see if you like it (I personally don't like the way it isolates

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