Print the script right the first time with SmartCheck™ on the job.

You'll never again have to reprint your script to fix errors like erroneous blank lines or characters who you inadvertently left speaking twice in a row. Simply go to print, and our unique SmartCheck™ feature can automatically scan the script, instantly zeroing in on the most common typing editing errors. It points them out to you (or optionally even automatically fixes them!) saving you from wasting paper and hours of your time reprinting pages.

Print just what you need.

Have you ever wished you could look at all of one character's dialogue to check it for consistency of language or dialect? Or are you an actor and you want just your dialogue with cues?  Or maybe you want to view the script as if it were on index cards to get an instant overview of the dramatic flow? Or perhaps you want to print just the scenes that have your two leads so you can cast them together?  With Screenwriter 2000 all this and more is only a mouse click away.

It will even cheat for you.

At some point, nearly everyone wants to cheat the margins of just a single element so that it won't word-wrap to another line, either to save space or visually improve the way it reads. With Screenwriter 2000, it's a single keystroke.

It's also not uncommon to need to squeeze extra text on a page to avoid a short A-Page or to ensure "the end" isn't on its own page. With Screenwriter 2000, simply tell it how many extra lines you need, and it will micro-increment everything on that page upwards to accommodate you. It even lets you cheat the length of the script by adjusting text line spacing, blank line spacing and font size... all separately in percentage points... letting you invisibly add or remove up to 8 pages on a 120 pg script.

Cheat Features include control over the margins of any individual element, line spacing of any single element in 1/10ths of a line, lengths of individual pages, and text line & blank spacing in percentage points, giving you unprecedented control over the layout of individual pages and the length of the script. 

Even production breakdowns are simple.

Screenwriter 2000 turns production revisions from a nightmare to an absolute dream come true. Fully automatic on-screen handling of all the A&B scenes and pages, real-time tracking of all revisions and omitteds as you write and edit, fully integrated revision colors and much, much more, simply puts Screenwriter 2000 in a class by its own.

Learn more about Screenwriter 2000's amazing Production Features

Script ComparisonBuilt in Script Comparison.

Need to see what's been changed between two drafts?  Simply let Screenwriter 2000 compare them for you, and it will generate a comparison copy with everything new in redline and everything that's been removed striked-out.  At that point, all you have to do is read.

Built in "Scrap File". (Windows Only)

Want to remove some text but not lose it forever? With Screenwriter 2000, instead of deleting it, simply cut it to the "scrap file" and that text will automatically be added to the end of a special scrap-file document associated with your script, letting you easily go back and retrieve or review it later!

Two-level Script Password Protection.

Writing a brilliant script on a machine to which other people have access? Simply password protect your script and no one will be able to view or edit it without knowing the password you chose. Or want to give the script to someone else who has Screenwriter 2000, but you don't want them to be able to edit it? Simply use a view/print only password and if they don't know your password, they'll be able to open the script for viewing and printing but not editing!

HTML and PDF Publishing.

Publish your script as an HTML file on the web simply by hitting one button and telling Screenwriter 2000 where to post it.  Or maybe you need to give your script to someone who doesn't have Screenwriter?  No problem, just create an Adobe Acrobat compatible PDF file as simply as printing, and virtually anyone, anywhere (who you give it to!) can see and print your script exactly as it looked on your computer screen.  Internet Script Publisher only currently available on Windows though both platforms will generate HTML.

Write and edit on Index Cards.

Develop new stories using Screenwriter 2000's Editable Index Cards. 

A writer, writing team, or director developing a new story can quickly write desired scenes, sequences, and plot points on blank index cards and easily shuffle the scenes as the plot and story are fleshed out. Simultaneously, Screenwriter 2000 is producing a formatted outline of the inputted text.

View your script as if you'd actually written each scene on an Index Card. You can choose to display either 4, 6, 8, or 12 cards on your screen -- and even Print these cards out. Shuffle the cards around, and Screenwriter 2000 will automatically and instantly update the actual script's scene order to the new shuffled order.

Print out the Index Cards onto pre-cut card stock, or define your own layouts choosing the number and orientation of the cards on a page, the font and size, and more!

Let Screenwriter even type for you.

With its unique Alias Substitution Text, as you type Screenwriter 2000 can instantly expand any short alias into a full-blown word or phrase for you. Tired of re-typing phrases and Character Names such as Council on Aging or Dr. Schiffendecker throughout a script? Assign it an Alias, such as coa or ds, and whenever you type that alias, Screenwriter 2000 will instantly and automatically expand it to the full word or character name for you!

Let Screenwriter read your script aloud.

Using cutting edge Text-to-Speech technology, Screenwriter 2000 can let you assign synthesized voices to all your characters and then actually "perform" your script without you ever leaving the keyboard!  You have full control over pronunciation, whether Character Names and parentheticals are read and in what voices, and even if it should pause for one or more characters so you can practice your lines along with the program!

Built in Homonym Checker. (Windows Only)

Do you use there when you really meant their? Or have a bad habit of inadvertently typing then in place of than, or it's when it really should be its? With Screenwriter 2000 you can tell it the words you confuse and have it automatically walk you through the script, letting your verify that you've gotten them all right!

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