SuperNotecard for Scriptwriting 1.7

SuperNotecard for Scriptwriting... For decades, screen, television, and theater writers have used notecards to create scripts. This extraordinary extension of our popular notecard-based writing tool, SuperNotecard, includes script text formatting and seamless exports to Final Draft.

Assemble projects with either screenplay or stageplay text formatting
Drag-n-drop cards to reorganize and refine the flow
Efficiently define and track characters, plots, and settings in your scenes
Instantly find scenes by keyword, category or character.
Export to Final Draft or your favorite script editing software
Hit a keystroke to insert a wide range of common script text elements
Time your scenes or flag them for follow-up
Enable automatic scene sequencing
Available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. Enjoy perfect file compatibility across platforms

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Version 1.7:

Very Moving
Sure you can drag things around, but with projects that become as vast as Texas, we designed a mechanism to easily move decks and cards by picking a new location from a list. Move it to the beginning or end and choose to either follow the thing or stay put.
Custom Font & Size Options within Cards
Well we've avoided getting fancy (and frankly distracted) by equipping SuperNotecard with endless buttons to make your documents look pretty and until now left this work to other steps in the process. However, there are many practical reasons for needing a variety of fonts and sizes in your cards, so we've added a way to define and use custom styles.
Search & Replace
Now search in order to replace and include a "whole word" option. A handful of other user-interface refinements and repairs complete this crucial tool.
SuperNotecard for Scriptwriting (and more)
Now you can get busy on your books as well as your scripts because SuperNotecard's fiction and non-fiction projects have been added to the SuperNotecard for Scriptwriting edition.
Keystrokes
Always fun.... more keystrokes. Use CTRL key on Windows and the CMD key on Macs.
- CTRL+1 = expand tier one beneath Home in the Project Explorer
- CTRL+2 = expand tier two beneath Home in the Project Explorer
- CTRL+SHIFT+1 = collapse tier one beneath Home in the Project Explorer
- CTRL+SHIFT+2 = collapse tier two beneath Home in the Project Explorer
- CTRL+T = Show/Hide the project navigation bar
Odds and Ends
- Pass your mouse over the deck display category and reference markers to see their titles
- Reorganized the right-click menu (CTRL+click on Macs)
- This version includes the ability to copy sections of text from one card to another AND preserve any related style information. You can also expect to copy this styled text to other RTF-aware programs like your word processor and vice versa.
- Custom Microsoft Windows menu font. Now configure the app's workspace file to alter the application's menu font and size. When the application is closed, edit the workspace_1_6.xml file located at:
  Documents & Settings/ [ user name ] /.mindola/sncs
  
  Add the following to the file and save: <font-menu> <font-name>Lucida Grande</font-name> <font-size>16</font-size> <font-style>0</font-style> </font-menu>
- Repair coordinates for row and column layouts with imported text
- Outline Numbering refined so that the counting resets for each major element of the project.
- Fixed single letter Reference and Factor keywords; changed it to allow punctuation in the keyword search criteria.
- Added the option to hide Reference descriptions for export
- Added feature to make the flag blank. From the requester: "I'd like the ability to add a note without a flag. It can be handy to include notes that don't increase word count, but the various graphical signals of a flag's presence are unnecessary if I don't need the note to draw any special attention to a card.

Mac OS X 10.3 or later.