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How does Scriptation handle A Pages and Deleted Pages?

My revised script has A and B pages, plus deleted pages. Is Note Transfer going to work?



Yes. When you receive your new draft, and transfer your notes, Scriptation is able to recognize properly formatted A and B pages, and will transfer your annotations into the new draft.

If there are deleted pages, and script content has been absorbed onto adjoining pages, those annotations will transfer as well.

If content has been deleted entirely, you will likely have some Deleted Annotations. After completing the Note Transfer, the transfer overview box indicates how many Imported, Changed, and Deleted Annotations you have.

NOTE: You may also have a few Changed Annotations. See on the right margin of the script below. These transparent sticky notes are notifications to let you know something previously annotated has changed in the new draft.



After reviewing the transfer overview, you can press OK to view a detailed summary of your Deleted Annotations.

To retrieve any Deleted Annotations, just toggle back into the previous draft, and copy / paste the annotation into the new draft.



After closing out of the summary, the Deleted Annotations can now be found on the Top Toolbar, with a special Deleted Annotations icon.



NOTE: Industry Pro users may also want to toggle on Compare Scripts. This feature will compare your two drafts of the script, and generate a scene-by-scene breakdown of all the text that's been added, deleted, and changed!

What's Next?


Will new revision pages automatically be reflected in page color?
Learn how Compare Scripts can give you a quick rundown on all that's changed between drafts
What are those transparent sticky notes that are now on my script?

Updated on: 07/10/2022

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