The only advantage I could see to using Final Draft for an outline is its frustrating-but-consistent revision marks. Aside from internet browsing, these are the three programs I use all day every day in my professional life. Windows Live Mail, Word and yes, Final Draft are now all malfunctioning. I recently had to write an extended outline for Shazam!, but I used Pages for its footnoting ability. So as I said in a separate emails about Word and Live Mail, I am having real problems as a consequence, it seems to me, of recent Windows 10 updates. Perhaps if I were writing a treatment, or some sort of other non-screenplay document, and didn’t feel like putting everything in “Action.” It’s conceivable, I guess. So why would I need to re-appropriate “General?”
I created one called “singing” for dialogue that is part of a song (11pt Verdana italic). I bitch about Final Draft a lot, but one good thing it can do is create new styles (er, elements) for unanticipated needs. Personally, I haven’t found a use for it yet and was wondering what the pros use it for.Īs far as I know, nothin’. NOTE: All support for Final Draft 9, including activation service, has been discontinued.
#FINAL DRAFT PRO 9 MANUAL#
In Final Draft, what do you use the “General” element for? The manual describes its function negatively, saying only that it’s for whatever doesn’t fit into the other elements. If you are a registered user of Final Draft 9, 10 or 11 and need to re-download the installer, choose the appropriate file below to download.
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