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[Dennis7490]

Hi,

Sorry to be such an idiot about this, but...no excuses.

Anyway:

PROJECT 1
Int.
Ext. Etc.

Characters (For project 1)
Harry
Bill

PROJECT 2 (new screenplay)
int.
Ext. etc.

characters (for project 2)
NOTE: IT LISTS THE SAME CHARACTERS, AND EVERYTHING AS IT DOES FOR PROJECT 1.


I thought when a new script, novel etc., was started the characters, plots, etc. would be blank and yo fill those in. What am I dong wrong?

[Marguerite]

Hi, Dennis,
If you start multiple manuscripts in the same file, Storyist assumes you want to share the characters, etc. Otherwise, why start more than one novel or script in the same Storyist file? If you save your file as a template, same thing. If you want to start from scratch, just choose New from the File menu and choose the type (novel, screenplay, whatever).
Best,
Marguerite

[Dennis7490]

Okay. Got it...i think

If i start a new project , such as script (screenplay) it open with a "clean well lighted place" and I simply replace that with my own stuff. correct?

[Marguerite]

Correct.
M