Thank you for the advise! YouTube tutorials, here I come!
dharmacurious
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I looked into it, but I can't afford it out of pocket. The school pays for final draft, but won't cover anything else :/ If I could, that would definitely be my go-to
They require a program called Final Draft. I looked around but couldn't find an alternative
I'm with the other commenter. You possess the forbidden knowledge. You must share it, lest you damn others to follow your path.
I agree they should have stopped at the time. But going back after having left the scene initially accomplishes nothing of value. It may or may not be illegal. Already crossed that line. It accomplishes an arbitrary responsibility that serves nothing but upsetting the owner of the dog again. We're probably not going to agree about it, I guess. I wouldn't try to talk someone out of going back, but having been on the victim side of this (and the driver's side, with a cat, where I did stop and talk to the owner), I would not advise they go back after having already made the mistake of leaving initially. Best argument is "I had to get my kid to school" which, to the grieving family, may well sound like "my schedule was more important than your beloved pet's life." That's irrational, of course, but grief is not rational.
Is.. is there really a live action family guy porno with a man in a dog suit?
That's exactly what someone pretending not to be Jessica would say. Color me suspicious, "not" Jessica. I'm onto you.
When I was a teenager I used it a lot; irritated the hell outta people for some reason lol
I will do this. Thank you!
I've never run a virtual machine, because I've always had, frankly, really shitty laptops. Like... Cheapest of the cheap without being a Chromebook. Only decent computer I've ever bought got broken within a month. :(
Can I run VMs on really low end specs? The screenwriting software is the only thing I need it for, and I'm assuming it's pretty much the same as running a word processor.
I'd imagine it requires about as much as a word processor, since that's basically what it is. A word processor with a specialized template and some nifty autofill options. Again, dummy here. If I'm running a virtual machine, can I create a file in it that is saved to my actual machine, or would I need to, like, email it to myself using the virtual windows os?
It was 8 gigs. Someone else suggested boxes over a VM, would 8 gigs be enough for either of those?