I have made a lot of changes to a locked production script. How do I issue a full color?

In a production/locked script, if there have been numerous revisions on one color, there may be the need to re-issue a full color script (e.g., full BLUE).

FOR MOVIE MAGIC SCREENWRITER 6+

Click File > Save As and save the file under a different name, so that you can go back to the original if necessary.

1. Click Production > Unlock the Script.
2. Type Unlock to confirm.
3. Uncheck ONLY Page Breaks.
4. Click the Entire Script button.
5. Type YES to confirm.
6. A window will come up asking if you want to issue a completely new 'BLUE or PINK' draft rather than going back to WHITE.
   1. If you want a new draft color, click Yes.
   2. If you what a WHITE draft color, click No.

After you click Yes or No, Screenwriter automatically performs the following...

• Unlocks all page breaks, thereby repaginating and turning all pages into full pages and getting rid of all A-pages.
• Relocks the page breaks in according with its locked script status.

You now have a re-issued full color (or white) script draft.

FOR MOVIE MAGIC SCREENWRITER 2000 / 4.x

Click File > Save As and save the file under a different name, so that you can go back to the original if necessary.

1. Click Production > Unlock the Script. Type YES to confirm.
2. Uncheck ONLY Page Breaks.
3. Click the Entire Script button.
4. Type YES to confirm.
5. A window will come up asking if you want to reissue a full script. Click Yes.

When you click Yes, The program will automatically perform the following...

• Unlock all page breaks, thereby repaginating and turning all pages into full pages and getting rid of all A-pages.
• Relock the page breaks.

You now have a re-issued full color script.