I just started using Final Draft and one of my scripts has purple outlines here and there and I cannot get rid of it. Can someone tell me what it is and if I can get rid of it?
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Sorry Tasha McLemore I use celtx.
I only have one that this has happened with. I have made so many changes to it and I don't know if that is what is going on or not.
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It might be the Highlighter, Tasha McLemore. Go to "Format," then find the "Text" area and click "Highlighter." In the "Highlighter" dropdown menu, click "None" to get rid of the highlight.
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it's highlighting possible typos. try adding a comma after that please?
I'm guessing you don't actually want the pause that a comma adds, but until you can figure out how to allow certain rules in final draft (I haven't yet) it might be a quick fix!
ooh a hyphen might just work better though, and it omits the longer pause a comma might have.
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... Yes, readtrough.com showed me when there is a pause / intonation difference through adding a comma or hyphen. (Then again, comma / hyphen -- or not, often the spoken intonation, especially with narrative, is wrong.)
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I never seen that in Final Draft. Do you have some other grammar program that might be running on Final Draft?
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Grammarly, but it only happens with this one script.
Is the purple outline still there, Tasha McLemore?