Comments on: Rapid City goes PDF http://monolithllc.com/rapidcity/2009/12/rapid-city-goes-pdf/ Tracking "Rapid City", My Monthly Superhero Comic Book Mon, 21 May 2012 22:05:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Josh http://monolithllc.com/rapidcity/2009/12/rapid-city-goes-pdf/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Josh Tue, 05 Jan 2010 07:33:25 +0000 http://monolithllc.com/rapidcity/?p=413#comment-45 On the one hand, I do like having all the "guts" out there on display.... But on the other hand, I prefer the more streamlined appearance of the PDF scripts.<br><br>Celtx does offer a PDF export, but for the comics format it is just awful. For some reason it changes into a thing that looks more like an Excel spreadsheet than a script. It could be functionally used, as all of the information is actually there, but it is far uglier than I would ever show off in public. On the one hand, I do like having all the “guts” out there on display…. But on the other hand, I prefer the more streamlined appearance of the PDF scripts.

Celtx does offer a PDF export, but for the comics format it is just awful. For some reason it changes into a thing that looks more like an Excel spreadsheet than a script. It could be functionally used, as all of the information is actually there, but it is far uglier than I would ever show off in public.

]]> By: Max Vaehling http://monolithllc.com/rapidcity/2009/12/rapid-city-goes-pdf/comment-page-1/#comment-44 Max Vaehling Thu, 31 Dec 2009 18:29:06 +0000 http://monolithllc.com/rapidcity/?p=413#comment-44 I've never used Project Central myself, so the peek you provided was more than interesting. The catalog and index card functions look intriguing. It could be a great tool. Of course, you don't need all that to present the scripts. And PDF has two major advantages for me as a reader: I can download and print the scripts. <br><br>What do you mean by "series of simple installs"? Doesn't Celtx offer PDF export anyway? I've never used Project Central myself, so the peek you provided was more than interesting. The catalog and index card functions look intriguing. It could be a great tool. Of course, you don't need all that to present the scripts. And PDF has two major advantages for me as a reader: I can download and print the scripts.

What do you mean by “series of simple installs”? Doesn't Celtx offer PDF export anyway?

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