Any User-Added pages can be deleted without restriction from within the Facing Pages tool. These include Facing Pages, Sides, or pages that were Copied/Pasted.

However, Native pages (official script pages, in their imported order) are intentionally locked by default. While the writers certainly don't want us deleting their words, even more importantly, Scriptation relies on script pages remaining in their imported order so the Note Transfer algorithms can work effectively.

However, Scriptation has an advanced Master Edit Mode that allows for page adjustments and deletions in certain circumstances.

Here are a few scenarios in which you might want to delete pages.

I received Revised Page(s) and not the fully collated script:

Learn more about Collate Pages, which will integrate your new pages, transfer the annotations, and automatically delete the old pages. You do not have to manually remove pages when you use the Collate feature.

Your script was imported with blank / extra pages:

Use Master Edit Mode mode, and follow those instructions through step 8.

Touch or click Edit, select the black circles on the pages you want to delete, and touch or click Remove:


The above situations don't apply, I just need to delete certain pages:

Carefully read the instructions for Master Edit Mode. This mode allows administrative level settings for modifying pages. After assigning your script pages to "Added" status, you'll be able to Remove them.

DISCLAIMER: We only recommend deleting pages from a document that you do not need to use for Note Transfer again.

What's Next?

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Updated on: 27/12/2024