Kit Scenarist (another free screenwriting application) keeps quietly improving. The newest version is now 0.7.2 beta 6. I tried it on my laptop (which is 64 bit Linux) – Kit Scenarist 0.7.1 r11 appears to be the last 32 bit Linux version – and I was happy to see that Kit Scenarist now imports and exports several more file formats (I was using 0.7.0 beta x). I also upgraded to 0.7.1 r11 on my desktop and it also supports several more formats than originally also (one less than 0.7.2. beta 6).
In 0.7.1 r11 and 0.7.2 beta 6 you can import a Final Draft screenplay (.fdx), a Final Draft template (.fdxt), a Trelby screenplay (.trelby), an Office Open XML file (.doc, docx), an OpenDocument (.odt) file and (the one I like best) Fountain (.fountain) formatted files. The 64-bit Kit Scenarist (0.7.2 beta 6) also imports Celtx projects (.celtx). Pretty impressive for free.
Both versions will export to DOCX, PDF, FDX and Fountain.
In addition to the Script module, Kit Scenarist also has a Research Module, Cork Board for Index Cards, and Statistics (where you can find Summary statistics, Scene report, Location report, Cast report and Characters' dialogues). There's also Plot Anylasis available, though I haven't looked into that yet.
I think the application is well worth looking into.
More information can be found in the Announcement Section ...
http://messageboard.donedealpro.com/...t=81721&page=5
There's also a Mobile app, but I don't use Android or iPhone so I really can't look into that.
In 0.7.1 r11 and 0.7.2 beta 6 you can import a Final Draft screenplay (.fdx), a Final Draft template (.fdxt), a Trelby screenplay (.trelby), an Office Open XML file (.doc, docx), an OpenDocument (.odt) file and (the one I like best) Fountain (.fountain) formatted files. The 64-bit Kit Scenarist (0.7.2 beta 6) also imports Celtx projects (.celtx). Pretty impressive for free.
Both versions will export to DOCX, PDF, FDX and Fountain.
In addition to the Script module, Kit Scenarist also has a Research Module, Cork Board for Index Cards, and Statistics (where you can find Summary statistics, Scene report, Location report, Cast report and Characters' dialogues). There's also Plot Anylasis available, though I haven't looked into that yet.
I think the application is well worth looking into.
More information can be found in the Announcement Section ...
http://messageboard.donedealpro.com/...t=81721&page=5
There's also a Mobile app, but I don't use Android or iPhone so I really can't look into that.
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