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Frequently Asked Questions Can I work on scripts on other computers and move my files around on a flash drive? You can save a script to any folder, or drive, using the "Save Project As" option (click the little black arrow on the "Save Project" button and a dropdown menu will appear. You can install the unregistered version on any Windows PC to edit scripts and use all the functionality except Print and Export. If Practical Scriptwriter (unregistered or registered) is installed on any machine, you can double click the script file on your flash drive and edit it as usual. When editing files in a folder other than the designated script folder the "Save Project" dropdown menu will also have an option to "Save Into Scripts folder" option to easily update the master copy if this is what you want to do. Take care when moving files this way to avoid overwriting more recent work. Practical Scriptwriter will prompt you before overwriting, however the more copies of a work in progress the easier it is to overwrite something. We suggest designating one machine to hold the Master copy and make regular checkpoint copies. »What operating systems are supported by the software »Why can't I change the default layout of the printed script »Can I change the font size on the printed script »Expired or Missing Thawte Root certificate during installation »Can I work on scripts on other computers and move my files around on a flash drive? »What are Checkpoint files »Script Folder Locations »BBC Script Formats »I have scripts that I want to import to Practical Scriptwriter, how can I do this? »How do I print a Title Sheet for my script copyright © 2005-2009 practical software design