User manual FINAL DRAFT FINAL DRAFT 7

[. . . ] makes no representation or warranties with respect to the contents hereof, and specifically disclaims any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. The user is advised to test the program thoroughly before relying on it. The user must assume the entire risk of using the program. Any liability of the seller or manufacturer will be limited exclusively to the product replacement or refund of purchase price. [. . . ] - Set the Shortcut Enter Key to Action. 2 (Optional) Change the Enter Key shortcut for Scene Heading. - Select Scene Heading from the Elements List. - Set the Shortcut Enter Key to this newly created element. - Click OK. 3 Set Final Draft to automatically create a Cast List. - Choose Document > Page Layout > Options. - Choose this new element from the Cast List Elements pop-up menu. NOTE: If you name the new Element "Cast List" (above) the Cast List Element will NOTE be set automatically here. - Click OK. 4 Enter a Scene Heading in the script. 5 Press Enter (if Scene Heading's shortcut was changed) - or Press Enter twice (if Scene Heading's shortcut was not changed), and select the Cast List element for the Elements List. 6 Press Enter or other shortcuts to continue writing the script. As characters are entered into the scene, their names will automatically appear in the new Cast List element. When a character is removed from a scene, it will be removed from the Cast List for that scene. When finished: Click OK. FINAL DRAFT 153 - Document Menu Header and Footer Contains text which can appear at the top or bottom of every page of the script. When a new script is created, the default header contains a right-justified page number: PAGE NUMBER The page number is represented by a small rounded rectangle containing "Page #". When displayed or printed, the "Page #" symbol is replaced by the actual page number for each page. When the script is displayed on screen, the header appears at the top of every page (except the first page, by default). For information about the various special symbols and for details about using the Header and Footer in general, refer to the Header and Footer section. Mores and Continueds Determines the text and options for dialogue and scene continueds. DIALOGUE BREAKS SCENE BREAKS Dialogue Breaks Final Draft will attempt not to break dialogue from page to page. There are situations when dialogue must be split between two pages. When that occurs, the Bottom of Page text (MORE) is placed just beneath the dialogue at the bottom of the first page. At the top of the next page, the name of the character is repeated along with the Top of Next Page text (cont'd). FINAL DRAFT 154 - Document Menu If either the Bottom of Page or the Top of Next Page checkboxes are not checked, the respective text will not be displayed or printed. Automatic Character Continueds Automatically places "(cont'd)" after the character's name if same character speaks repetitively during a single scene. This is used to alert the reader that the same character is continuing a speech when it is broken by some action. "(cont'd)" is added only when there is no other character's dialogue between the connecting speeches by the same character. "(cont'd)" is never inserted if the speeches occur in different scenes. [. . . ] 61, 113 Production Manager Scheduling MacToolkit . 100 FINAL DRAFT 341 - Index Shooting Script . 100, 102 Q Question Interactive Television . 38, 39, 44, 45, 330 Adding Paragraphs . [. . . ]