Thank you Celtx! And thank you AW'ers!

Congrats Pamster.

I have used Celtx for a while now and I have to concur with you, it surely is a handy little program(And free).
The great thing is they are constantly updating by adding new features, and also additional bug fixes.
Celtx also has a vibrant and very helpful forum.
For any tech issues you may encounter, simply post a query on the forums , or you can email them.
I have been using Page2Sage(Another free program), it's my preferred program in regards to it's more cleaner fomatting, though unfortunately they do not have any tech support available.
Add to that , it seems like their members forum(where users offer tech support), has been closed down.
Good luck with your writing.
Daniel.

I fail to understand how Amazon is selling Final Draft 8 for 300$ (tax not included). And here CeltX runs on everything from windows to Solaris, and is 100% free with no spam either.

Back in my day we used to have ScriptThing for Dos, and later windows 3.1 (anyone remember those days?) I think it was 30$ at the time to register it. Now that same package is also 300$ or so under the alias Magic Movie ScreenWriter IIRC.

Captain Morgan said:

I fail to understand how Amazon is selling Final Draft 8 for 300$ (tax not included). And here CeltX runs on everything from windows to Solaris, and is 100% free with no spam either.

Back in my day we used to have ScriptThing for Dos, and later windows 3.1 (anyone remember those days?) I think it was 30$ at the time to register it. Now that same package is also 300$ or so under the alias Magic Movie ScreenWriter IIRC.

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If you still have a copy of ScriptThing for DOS and want to get rid of it - shoot me a PM with price. I do all my fiction writing on a DOS computer and would love to have a copy of ST

Kat

I looked on my notebook and all I have is the ScriptThing (evaluation version) for windows 3.0/3.1. I believe that one allows you to print, but it will watermark your pages until you register.

I am also a huge fan of Celtx! I discovered it a couple of years ago, and I have been using it to write the libretto for a musical (still WIP).