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Ron Leming 
5/27/2001
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screenplay template
does anyone know a way to save documents done in the screenplay template available for download here other than in the .dot format?
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Tomas
6/6/2001 | Re:
Create the new screenplay documents by selecting Screenstyler 97 (or 2000) from Word's File -> New menu. That way you create a document based on the template, instead of opening the template itself (the template is the .dot-file). If Screenstyler isn't visible from the menu, you can make it so by placing it in the template folder (where normal.dot also can be found). Hope this makes sense.
| Scott Liles
8/6/2001 | Screenplay Template Conversion
It took a few attempts but I think I got a fix for your screenplay template issue. I copied the screenplay template that I downloaded on this site and pasted it into the template folder. This folder is located in Windows/Application Data/Microsoft/Templates.
| Brandon
9/15/2001 | Template
The template works well so far, but are there key command shortcuts for the formatting macros. Sometimes adding in a () or action can't be done fast enough. Anyone know?
| Tomas
9/16/2001 | shortcuts
It's Alt+A for Action, Alt+S for Scene Heading, Alt+C for Character name, Alt+D for dialog.
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