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This can be updated later if it is incorrect. The Character name found in the revised script will be the name that is kept. Select the appropriate Character from the dropdown.

Click Rename Existing Character inline with the Character.To link new Characters with existing Characters: The system is nearly standardized, but not quite so. Review all Characters on this page and link them to existing Characters as appropriate. The editions generally go as follows: 1st Ed White 2nd Ed Blue 3rd Ed Pink 4th Ed Yellow (Sometimes called 'Canary') 5th Ed Green 6th Ed Goldenrod 7th Ed Salmon 8th Ed Buff 9th Ed Cherry And then it starts over with 'Double White,' 'Double Blue' etc. You may see an existing Character show up as a new Character if they have different names (e.g. The Characters from Revision page will display a New Characters Found in Script column to the left and a Link Character column on the right. The system adds all the new Characters in the script. Once you have attached your script, click Upload Revision. font and color change) Additional revisions will have a small fee.Click Choose File to find the file on your computer.

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Click the upload type ( Full Script or Pages) and enter the revision name.

If you’re working on an episodic production set up Like a Feature, use the Choose Episode to Revise dropdown to select an episode to revise.

You could have it watch one column for changes and apply the background color changes to any other column, not just the immediately adjacent one. With ScreenItems you set the object name of the I/o Field (The Object name of the I/o field you find under properties -> object. Here's a solution that will act only on specified columns and will also make sure the text entered is a valid hex color code. With this propertie you can change the color of the I/o Field.

Click Revise Script in line with the production you want to revise. Hello Prz, In the I/O Field properties you go to Effects and set Global Color Scheme to NO.

Click the Filmstrip icon to go to the My Productions page.

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Pro Tip: If your new script has renumbered existing Scenes from the original upload, manually update the Scene Numbers in the system before uploading the revision in order to avoid reassigning Changes, Looks, and Props.

Script color revisions