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fangrrl_squees) wrote2008-10-19 03:21 pm
fangrrl_squees) wrote2008-10-19 03:21 pm
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Small but significant note re: Celtx.
If you delete an index card, you delete the scene that it's associated with.
If you delete a scene - or the blank place-holder that the program puts on the page when you created an index card for a yet-to-be-written scene, you delete the index card, ditto.
Fortunately, I only nuked a bunch of easily re-created index cards, and a few empty scenes. But still, it gave me a bit of a turn... Thank heavens for Word backups.
If you delete an index card, you delete the scene that it's associated with.
If you delete a scene - or the blank place-holder that the program puts on the page when you created an index card for a yet-to-be-written scene, you delete the index card, ditto.
Fortunately, I only nuked a bunch of easily re-created index cards, and a few empty scenes. But still, it gave me a bit of a turn... Thank heavens for Word backups.