ScriptMaker 2.03

Released:	2009-01-20
License:	$25.00
Publisher:	Ian Pegler
Language:	English
Platform:	Windows
Requirements:	16MB RAM, processor 166MHz
Install:	Install and Uninstall
Downloads:	524
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Publisher's Description:

ScriptMaker - ScriptMaker is a tool for script-writers and directors. It allows you to develop your script as well as format it properly, by integrating the process of story development with script writing. Story-planning is done using "virtual index-cards". ScriptMaker knows which parts of your script are linked with which index-cards, so if you alter the order of the cards the corresponding parts of the script get swapped around too. The descriptive version of the script is kept automatically up-to-date in step with the shooting script, because of the way ScriptMaker stores "2 scripts in 1".

List of Changes:

Version 2.03 from 2009-01-20

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Version 2.02 from 2007-05-11

Export script to RTF improved to remove unwanted whitespace characters and use same font as in ScriptMaker * Printing title-page improved to remove extraneous spaces * Fixed bug in registration software

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Latest User Reviews:

Taiga Bright

2008-01-10 03:28:06 #

Version: 2.02

Unable to access

Unfortunately I was not able to access this content so cannot comment on the product. I was able to access the download page but it kept automatically loading a page beyond it that stated 'File not Found'. No amount of hitting the back button would enable me to go back and try again so I ended up having to close down Explorer and start again from scratch with another product.

Author's Response:

The link was out of date

To keep up-to-date with ScriptMaker and my other software, always download it from www.freefilmsoftware.co.uk

Please try the software before you write a review!!!

Maver

2006-10-28 15:20:40 #

Version: 2.02

Pay for it?

The spell checker is nice, but I don't need it. And their free version has been taken off their servers. I managed to find an old copy of 1. 18 but charging for this I don't think is really worth his time, it would deter me from using it if I hadn't found an old copy.

Author's Response:

You very obviously do need a spelling checker, "Maver" (didn't you e-mail me recently?), seeing as you obviously can't write THREE LINES, let alone a feature length screenplay, without making at least one error. If you think your script is going to get anywhere in the real world then it needs to be free of typos and spelling errors, or it'll be binned, regardless of how good it is - ask any professional screenwriter. Why did I add a spelling checker? Because it was the one feature everyone was asking for, for YEARS that's why! Seeing as I paid approx $160 for a spell-checker component alone, not to mention all the other costs I've incurred over the last eight years or so doing this, why shouldn't I charge a miserly $20? If you don't like it you could always pay for a commercial tool and then see how much you'll need to fork out. The free version was temporarily removed and my bandwidth usage went UP, not down, so it's obviously a lot more popular than you suppose. The free version will be reinstalled shortly.

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