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Still, it's probably the best of the free screenwriting software out there. I like the Celtx. The final pdf HAS to look professional, and with Celtx, they don't. Amazon Storywriter is. Don't use it. But I'm sure it's not that hard to get a cracked copy of Final Draft online. That's why I use Fade In Pro. It's fantastic. Fade In Professional Screenwriting Software is a complete application for writing motion picture screenplays, including tools for outlining, organizing, navigating, and collaborating, plus extensive screenplay formatting and robust tools for managing rewrites and revisions.

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Still, it's probably the best of the free screenwriting software out there. I like the Celtx setup more, but its formatting is wonky and it doesn't produce great-looking pdfs. That's a deal-breaker for me. The final pdf HAS to look professional, and with Celtx, they don't. Amazon Storywriter is simple and intuitive and I enjoyed writing in it--the simplicity was better for me, personally, for creating.

That said, it doesn't have the features that WriterDuet does. I think for me it's the scrollbar on the side of the script, rather than the side of the window (if that makes sense). It makes it feel cluttered to me and distracts me while I'm writing. (Notice I keep saying 'to me' and 'for me,' because I realize that it's not something everyone is going to have an issue with!) Plus, I really like a wider script while writing. (If it's possible to make the script itself take up more real estate on screen, I'd love to know!) I've tried full screen, but I have a huge monitor and the amount of space to the left and right of the script distracts me. I'm not knocking WriterDuet at all. I recently made the switch to it from Final Draft and don't regret it whatsoever!

It's really awesome that you're so responsive to users! The scrollbar on the left would definitely be obnoxious.

I meant its position right by the edge of the script, instead of the edge of the browser window. It puts the scrollbar in your line of sight while writing, but I'm sure it's something I'll get used to as I use WD more. While messing with the settings, I realized that I was overlooking the most basic thing: ctrl plus +. That zooms the whole page and lets you make the script section as big (or small) as you want. It works perfectly with the text zoom option under view. TL:DR WriterDuet or Afterwriting. As mentioned in this thread, WriterDuet is probably your best bet for free, but you have to be online to use it.