![]() ![]() So this is feedback for Final Draft.īelow the main toolbar you have the so-called story map, the numbers from one to 120 already might suggest that it has something to do with the pages in your script. With this feedback button, I wasn’t sure if this was meant as feedback for another writer since we also have a collaboration feature here, or if this is feedback for Final Draft, if you click it, it takes you to the Final Draft website. The navigator gives us access to another window for an overview of certain elements in your script. There are some programs where you really have to look for them. You have direct access to some interface features and functions. Although I think that’s not a function that I personally am going to need enough in order to justify a permanent place on the toolbar, but okay. The formatting elements are center up top. You have instant access to the title page. You can obviously split the views so you can have different things side by side. And also a good impression of some of the programs functionality right away. When you click on views, you get a good overview of different views to choose from. You’re mainly presented with a blank page, which is what you want. When you open up the program, it has a very clean impression, only the basic necessary tools and buttons are there. So in case you have Final Draft and it looks or behaves a little different, check to see if you’re perhaps on another version. The version I’m using for this review is version number 11.1.4 build 90. So in case you’re thinking about giving it a try or even buying it, you’ll have a better understanding of what it will be like to use. I’m hoping that reading this will get you a very good sense of what Final Draft 11 can and cannot do. It’s going to be quite a long article, so I will divide it into sections and you can jump to the parts that interest you the most. In this article, I will give Final Draft 11 a deep and thorough review. A Deep And Thourough Review Of Final Draft 11 ![]()
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