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So I just set up an account on CeltX for scripting, and I was wandering if I can importing anything I write in word. I'm planning to do some writing during a 5 hour car ride with no wifi and I want to move them over to CeltX when i'm back.
Is that the cloud version or the stand alone installation?
I haven't checked but I doubt there is an import. A copy/paste would be a be laborious but totally do able. I'd use a plain text editor like Notepad or Wordpad so the copy/paste is clean. MS Word tends to do a lot of hidden stuff to your text which sometimes affects porting into other programs.
Edit: I just checked the standalone installation. It has an import text function. I didn't try it. MS Word is technically not text so again - use Word/Note pad.
You should be able to copy and paste, but the formating might be a little messed up, still should be easier than the time I transcribed a scipt from a notebook, although you could find an old version on free CeltX that works off line
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