Slugline 1.2.1 - Minimal screenwriting app.

Slugline is a minimal, distraction-free environment for the most important part of screenwriting: the writing part.

Slugline works with plain text. It automatically turns your writing into a properly formatted screenplay, without you ever needing to press the Tab key or touch the mouse.

No buttons. No settings. Just writing.

Note: The downloadable demo is version 1.0.7. The version available for purchase on the Mac App Store is version 1.2.1.

• Accent marks once again work the way they they should.
• We fixed a case where Cut and Paste would stop working and beep at you annoyingly. Then we fixed another.
• Centered text once again correctly previews and prints with any styling you may have applied (bold, italics, underlining).
• Slugline once again remembers where you last were in your screenplay when you re-open it.
• Whole-line Notes and Omits are once again removed from Preview and Print without leaving any telltale whitespace.
• In its need for speed, Slugline 1.2 was a bit too hungry for power. We reduced power consumption considerably in this update, and plan on improving this more in the future.
• Title Page values can once again contain "empty" lines (by putting at least two spaces on the line)
• Kerning is now prettier in the Outline Panel.
• Preview performance improvements. Is not a sentence.
• Pasting text into the PDF name field works again.
• We’ve improved the accuracy of text size and margins when printing.
• Scroll bars are now prettier always.
  
  We can never resist adding a few features too. Here's what's new in 1.2.1:
  
• Use ⌘. to convert an element to a Scene Heading.
• Use ⇧⌘. to convert an element to a Transition.
  
  For more details, visit: slugline.co/blog/121
  
  New from 1.2.0, and still rad now:
  
• Better performance with long documents
• Scene Numbers
• Better, smoother zooming (and Trackpad zooming)
• TV pilot template

• OS X 10.8 or later