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Topic : Re: Is there a way to import a script from Celtx into Final Draft? Is there a way to import a script from Celtx into Final Draft? Going to switch and it seems as though my script is "locked" - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Is there a way to import a script from Celtx into Final Draft? Is there a way to import a script from Celtx into Final Draft? Going to switch and it seems as though my script is "locked"

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Final Draft will open a text file exported from Celtx and give you the option of converting it to standard formatting for a screenplay.

Quite detailed instructions are given in the Final Draft support forum

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