Writing for the screen and sick of tabbing, spacing, or pulling other trickery to get your character names, dialogue, etc. to line up? You don't have to. These style-sheets do the formatting for you. Available in a single-space format for movies, TV dramas, and animation, and a double-space format for sitcoms.

New version 1.1 (October 26, 1997) supports:

• Microsoft Word (5.0 or greater)
• Nisus (3.0 or greater)
• Write Now (3.0 or greater)
• Mariner Write (1.4 or greater)
• MacWrite Pro (feature-film format only)

Download screenplay stylesheet package for Macintosh
No, there's not a Windows version, nor will there ever be. Try the software section of Charles Deemer's Screenwriting / Playwriting web page for some alternatives.

If you ever have written a script on your Macintosh, you know how wimpy Apple's "Courier" font looks when printed on a laser printer. Improve the readability of your screenplay by downloading Dominic Orlando's "ScreenplayTT" Font from either the American site or Italian site.

For more screenwriting information, check out the Screenwriting / Playwriting web page, for helpful hints, software, tips from the pros, etc. More screenwriting info is available at the Screenwriters' Network, part of the Entertainment Network.

...or you could always send me mail!