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When creating stories, use the Comments feature as a place to
note general ideas, indicate the work’s state of progress, intended
audience, and so forth.
When analyzing stories, use the Comments feature to remark on
the story’s strengths and weaknesses, as well as the strengths and
weaknesses of the analysis itself. In short, the Comments feature is a
place to put thoughts, ideas, and observations about the story but not in
the story.
Reports…
The Reports… command lets you output all the story work you’ve
done in storyforming and illustrating.
Dramatica’s reports reflect your story elements from various
perspectives, including your Overall and Main vs. Impact throughlines,
your Main and Impact Characters, and your story as an entire work.
Dramatica’s Reports help you take a broad overview of your story’s
dramatics or focus on specific story points as you write.
The reports can also be exported to your word processor as text
files for further expansion or formatting. If you’re creating a screenplay
or stage play, character and scene work can be exported directly into
scenes in Movie Magic Screenwriter.
In the Reports window you can read, print, or export a variety of
reports about your story. Before you can use most of these reports, you
need to have arrived at a single storyform for your story.
Access the Reports window using one of these methods:
• Click on the Reports tile on the Dramatica desktop.
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Under the Storytelling Menu, select Reports…
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