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Saving a PDF File
Because we know PDF files are widely used for Screenplays
Exporting a PDF is simple
Everyone loves PDF files – script competitions, agents, coverage services and more.
In Script360, we have two ways to save your script as a PDF: As a new tab in your browser as well as a downloadable file to your computer:

In the Browser
If you choose this option, the PDF that we generate will be shown in a new tab in your browser, ready for immediate viewing and saving. The following shows how it might look when created:

While the previous image is how it will look in the built in Chrome PDF viewer, all the major browsers have a PDF viewer built in, even if they might not look exactly as shown.
Saving to Your Computer
To just save the PDF to a file on your computer, choose the Save to Disk option and you will be prompted to save the PDF file directly on your computer, ready to be sent to others as you see fit.
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For a TV series, or a film and its sequels: keep the characters and locations that recur here, and every script you add to the folder can bring them in.
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