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keepitinplay Junior Member |
posted 10-08-2000 12:12 PM
I just tried to send my file for conversion at the Adobe site and I received an e-mail that it was timed out and to try again. I tried it over again and this time it went through but when I opened the attachement all I could read were a few words and it was filled with symbols and boxes but nothing close to readable. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance. IP: Logged |
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Scriptwriter Junior Member |
posted 10-13-2000 10:38 AM
Has anyone who is using any kind of scriptwriting software and is having problems converting their scripts over to adobe ever tried to export the script from the program before trying to have it converted to a pdf file? IP: Logged |
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100912 Junior Member |
posted 10-19-2000 04:22 PM
Make sure you resaved your script in RTF. Open script, then click save, rename it and then go to the bottom of the save as dialogue box. Under save file type as: scroll down until it says RTF. Resave. The problem your having sounds like it can't read the format you have it saved in right now. IP: Logged |
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cloaker Member |
posted 10-19-2000 04:27 PM
If your still having problems with RTF read through these messages. https://www.projectgreenlight.xyz/messageboard/Forum37/HTML/000016.html
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