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 Start Emacs from either the **K Menu** or from a terminal. Once Emacs is open, press ''alt'' ''x'', and type ''screenwriter-mode''. You are now in screenplay-mode and can write in proper screenplay format.
+[{{ screenwriter.jpg | Screenwriting in Emacs. }}]
 There are three elements in screenplays:
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 ====== Screenplay-Tools ======
+The ''screenplay-tools'' suite is a set of shell scripts to help with page breakdowns, scheduling, and planning a shoot. They are bundled with ''screenwriter-mode'' but do not run in Emacs. They run in a terminal.
+Full documentation is included in the download, and also on [[http://www.nongnu.org/screenwriter/tools/intro.html]].
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