Now, before I begin, a disclaimer is necessary. So let’s hook you up with your free abandonware! Disclaimer(s) As Final Draft have stopped offering support for any version that isn’t 10 or above, I reckon that a few copies of Final Draft 8 going out won’t hurt anyone’s bottom line. So, being a generous man and it being the holidays, I have for you a proposition: I can instruct you how to get a free copy of Final Draft 8, an older version. The newest version, Final Draft 11, is at least 250 bucks, and that’s just on the website! An upgrade from an earlier version is similarly un-affordable for most starving authors who don’t have $100 American burning a hole in their back pocket. You know what other feature Final Draft has? A ridiculous price-tag. It can also be used to write other documents such as stage plays, outlines, treatments, query letters, novels, graphic novels, manuscripts, and basic text documents. It combines powerful word processing with professional script formatting in one self-contained, easy-to-use package specifically designed for writing and formatting a screenplay to meet the screenplay submission standards set by theater, television and film industries.

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