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Movie Magic PDF Converter
- Thread starter T Shipley
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No problem...
1) Open your screenplay file...
2) Click on "File" -- then on "Print"
3) Decide what you want to do with regenerating character lists... Usually "No"
4) Now your Print window is open. From here, locate the lowest pulldown menu and click on it.
5) Select "Create PDF (Adobe Acrobat) File Instead of Printing"
6) Check all your other configurations within the window to make sure they are where you want them
7) Click on the "OK" button
Name your file within the "Save As" window
9) Make sure you're saving the file to the folder you want to locate in later on
10) Click on the "Save" button
That's it...
filmy
1) Open your screenplay file...
2) Click on "File" -- then on "Print"
3) Decide what you want to do with regenerating character lists... Usually "No"
4) Now your Print window is open. From here, locate the lowest pulldown menu and click on it.
5) Select "Create PDF (Adobe Acrobat) File Instead of Printing"
6) Check all your other configurations within the window to make sure they are where you want them
7) Click on the "OK" button
Name your file within the "Save As" window9) Make sure you're saving the file to the folder you want to locate in later on
10) Click on the "Save" button
That's it...
filmy