>What I *did* say is that if you are interested in writing >professional screenplays, invest in professional tools (and >professional learning). Final Draft can't turn a piece of shit story >into an Oscar-winning screenplay, but given that feature screenplays >sell for $200,000 or more (and even hour-long TV Drama screenplays >sell for $50,000 or so), an investment of $200 that will help make >your story presentable to the industry seems to me a worthwhile use >of funds -- if you are serious about screenwriting. Personally, I'd spend that $200 on writing courses over at the community college and use a notebook and pen if needed for the script. One may turn out to be a gifted screenwriter or not, but education is never wasted. -- Erica