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    Move a Final Draft Screenplay to NarrativeForge | FDX Checklist

    Prepare an FDX screenplay for NarrativeForge with a copy-first workflow covering script elements, production metadata, reference PDFs and a representative scene test.

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    Move a Scrivener Manuscript to NarrativeForge | Migration Checklist

    Prepare a Scrivener manuscript for NarrativeForge while keeping research and project backups safe. Check chapters, scene breaks, notes, emphasis and audiobook preparation.

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