How do I e-mail my document to someone, who doesn't have Screenwriter 6, as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file?

Exporting your Movie Magic Screenwriter file to an Adobe Acrobat PDF file will give you a separate file that you can e-mail to virtually anyone and have them be able to open it and view your file as it appears in Screenwriter.

BROWSER-BASED EMAIL (e.g. gmail, yahoo, etc.):

If you use a browser-based email system, such as gmail, yahoo, or any of the dozens of web email programs, sending a document using email is a two step process.

1. While in Screenwriter, save the document  you want to email to your hard drive -- in a location you can find easily -- in one of the above formats. 
2. While in your email system, use the Attach feature (usually indicated by a paper-clip icon) to locate and attach your document to an email.

EMAIL APPLICATIONS (e.g. Outlook, Apple Mail, etc.):

Screenwriter 6 for Windows:

1. Click on File > Send as E-mail Attachment.
2. Under "Attach As:", choose "PDF - Portable Document Format".
3. Click OK.
4. Select what you want to include in the PDF (e.g., Entire Document).
5. Choose a location to save the PDF and give it an appropriate name.
6. Click Save.
7. Select the desired PDF Export Options and click OK.

The program will now attempt to launch your e-mail program, create a new e-mail message and attach the PDF file to the e-mail. All you need to do is fill out the rest of the e-mail and send.

Screenwriter 6 for Macintosh:

1. Click on File > Send as E-mail Attachment.
2. Under "Attach As:", choose "PDF - Portable Document Format". Under "Compose Message In:" choose your e-mail program.
3. Click OK.
4. Select what you want to include in the PDF (e.g., Entire Document) and any other options and click OK.

The program will now attempt to launch your e-mail program, create a new e-mail message and attach the PDF file to the e-mail. All you need to do is fill out the rest of the e-mail and send.