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Frequently Asked Questions What are Checkpoint files A Checkpoint is a full copy of a script in progress and all the associated notes. They have many uses but are primarily a disaster recovery feature. We suggest you make a checkpoint copy before any 'heavy' editing session or when you want to try some ideas and need a safe point to return to without backtracking lots of changes. Checkpoints are created from the Open Project screen. Select the master and click the Create A Checkpoint Copy button, thats it. To reinstate a checkpoint as the master, select it and click the Make Checkpoint Into Master button. It's bad practice to directly edit a checkpoint copy, this will inevitably lead to changes being lost. »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