List of Templates
 Script Werx provides a package of twelve templates. For more details, click the name of the format that interests you.
The twelfth template is a "backup" template, which is used by the Script Werx tools that create documents such as shot lists and TelePrompTer files.
Character Names--Names can be easily added to a Character Toolbar and/or menu. Once on the toolbar, simply click the appropriate button or press a key combination to have the character name entered into your script--properly formated--at the current cursor position.
In the Add Character Cue dialog box, simply type in a character name. Automatically, the name will be added to the Character Toolbar and a key combination will be created using the first letter of the name. This dialog also provides several over-rides that let you:
- Enter a shorter name to appear on the toolbar
- Chose a different letter for the key combination
- Chose different modifier keys for the key combination
- Add the name as an AutoCorrect entry
- Control the abbreviation for the new AutoCorrect Entry
Often-Used Words--Script Werx makes it easier to assign keyboard shortcuts to often-used words or phrases.
In the Often-Used Words dialog box, simply type in a word or phrase. Automatically, a key combination will be created using the first letter of the name. This dialog also provides several over-rides that let you:
- Chose a different letter for the key combination
- Chose different modifier keys for the key combination
- Add the name as an AutoCorrect entry
- Control the abbreviation for the new AutoCorrect Entry
Follows Industry Standards
Whether you're writing a screenplay or a corporate video, you won't have to worry about margins, styles or formatting. Script Werx ensures that your script projects a professional image.
The screenplay and teleplay formats are based on Guidelines from the Writers Guild of America and The Complete Guide to Standard Script Formats, by Cole/Haag (the defacto standard for the entertainment industry). The corporate video formats are based on over 20 years of experience writing video scripts for the corporate market.
How It's Used
Script Werx is a set of 12 templates that install themselves in your Word folder. Then, simply select New from the File menu. A list of all templates will appear. Double click on the one you want and start writing. All of the styles and formatting are built in. Shortcuts are available from a special Script Werx toolbar and menu. Dozens of keyboard combinations provide additional options for using shortcuts. The more comprehensive shortcuts include on-screen instructions and help screens to walk you through the procedures without having to resort to the user's guide.
Fully Compatible--Any script created with Script Werx is a standard Microsoft Word™ file, which can be opened and edited on any computer (Mac or Windows) using the appropriate version of Word. All styles stay with the script itself, so the recipient sees exactly what you created on your computer and any revisions made will be in the correct format.
Revisions--Using Word's revision features, revisions can be made in a distinctive color, giving you the ability to easily spot every revision and accept or reject revisions on an individual basis.
Who Needs It
Anyone using Microsoft Word™ to write scripts for feature films, teleplays, speaker support, documentaries or corporate video.
System Requirements
Any computer
running Microsoft Word™ version 6 or above (supported on US/Canadian English versions
only). Separate versions for Macintosh and Windows. Windows
version works with 3.1, 95, 98, 200, ME and NT operating systems.
Uses no additional
memory over what is required for Word. Disk storage needed is 2 MB for
Macintosh and WinWord versions 6 and 7 (Word 95), and up to 11.2 MB for
Word 97 and above.
- Macintosh: Power Mac with 64 MB RAM or above recommended.
- Windows: Pentium with 64 MB RAM or above recommended.
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