Manual de instrucciones FINAL DRAFT FINAL DRAFT

[. . . ] Reference Guide Disclaimer Final Draft, Inc. makes no representation or warranties with respect to the contents hereof, and specifically disclaims any implied warranty of merchantibility or fitness for any particular purpose. The user is advised to test the program thoroughly before relying on it. The user must assume the entire risk of using the program. [. . . ] It will wait for approximately ten seconds of inactivity before triggering an Auto-Save. Ask Before Auto Save When enabled, a confirmation message appears when Auto Save is triggered (see above). When disabled, the message does not appear and Auto Save is automatically performed at the appropriate time. WARNING: Disabling the Auto Save message may have unintended consequences. If you have written a considerable amount of material and decide you want revert or undo it, you may not be able to do so if Auto-Save has saved the changed material without your knowledge. Disable this feature at your own risk! Edit Menu - 91 View Menu View Menu Normal Displays the text of the script with all active components - page breaks (as a line), page numbers, dialogue breaks, mores, continueds, headers and footers. PAGE BREAK Page View Displays the text of the script on `realistic' looking pages, with all active components - page numbers, dialogue breaks, mores, continueds, headers and footers. Page View is the default for new scripts and text documents. PAGE BREAK Document Menu - 93 Speed View Displays only the text of the script, as if it was a single, continuous page. With Speed View enabled, more of the text appears on screen and program speed improves significantly. It appears like the Normal View, but without any of the active components. Speed View is particularly useful for computers with limited RAM and processor speed, as redrawing the screen with all the active components can slow display. If Speed View is enabled, the words "Speed View" appear at the bottom of the script window in the area where Page Numbers appear in the other views: WINDOWS SPEED VIEW INDICATED MAC OS NOTE NOTE: Whichever view (Normal, Page or Speed) is active when a script is saved will be the view in which it appears when it is reopened. Magnify Submenu Allows the script to be displayed in a variety of magnifications. Default is 100%. NOTE NOTE: This is very useful for working on laptop computers and computers with high resolution monitors. (Show/Hide) Invisibles Causes hidden characters, such as carriage returns, spaces and tabs, to be displayed (or hidden). Normally, these characters are not visible on screen, since they affect the formatting of the text (e. g. carriage returns which cause the text to move down to the next line). 1. INDICATES A SPACE Choose View > Invisibles to make the special characters to visible. For example: INDICATES A CARRIAGE RETURN A checkmark on the menu indicates that Show Invisibles is active. Document Menu - 94 NOTE NOTE: If File > Print is chosen while the special characters are visible, they will not be printed or effect the script length. Choose View > Invisibles again to hide the symbols. (Show/Hide) ScriptNotes Hides or Shows ScriptNotes Markers. ScriptNotes are pop-up note windows that can contain ideas, suggestions, notes or script fragments, without taking up space in the script. These markers indicate where ScriptNotes are located. SCRIPTNOTE MARKERS A checkmark on the menu indicates that View > Show ScriptNotes is active. NOTE NOTE: If File > Print is chosen while the Markers are visible, they will not be printed or effect the script length. For more information, see the ScriptNotes section. (Show/Hide) Ruler Hides or Shows the Ruler. RULER MARGIN MARKERS The ruler is measured in inches from the left edge of the paper. A checkmark on the menu indicates that View > Show Ruler is active. (Mac OS) A button on the scroll bar near the top of the script window can be used instead of this command. Document Menu - 95 The Ruler can be used to adjust margins. [. . . ] Pressing Shift + Tab changes the paragraph to Action. The caret is in an empty Parenthetical (just the parentheses): Pressing Tab, or Shift + Tab changes it to Dialogue. Pressing Shift + Tab again changes it to Action. Other Keyboard Shortcuts Special Keys The Page Up and Page Down keys, cause the script to be scrolled up or down one screen-full, respectively. The Home key moves the cursor to the beginning of a line. [. . . ]