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Screepub 0.9.0
Screepub 0.9.0
Telling us about a device now reaches the internet, and only when you press the button. Sending starts right where your book appears, and a script PDF can become a script you edit again.
Convert, then send, on one page
- Your book and your reader, side by side. The Send tab is gone.
When a script converts, its first page appears beside your reader,
asked once and remembered. A plugged-in Kindle gets one button that
copies the right file. - Eject your reader after a copy. After copying over USB, the
button becomes Eject Kindle, so you can unplug safely without a
trip to the Finder. - Get the script back to edit. Under Other ways, Save a file
now offers FDX for Final Draft and most screenwriting apps, beside
Fountain. It is rebuilt from the PDF's pages, so revision colors and
exact page breaks stay behind. - The first page types itself out while you wait. It is on by
default. Turn off Animate the page in Settings if you'd rather not
watch. Typewriter sounds adds key clicks, and starts off.
Good to know
- My device isn't here and the It worked and It did not work
answers send what you typed or chose, the app version and your system
to a service that keeps only counts and the day. - Eject on Windows and Linux, and FDX files in screenwriting apps,
haven't been tried on a real reader or app yet.
Mac: download Screepub-macOS.dmg (notarized, universal, macOS 13 or later), open it, drag Screepub to Applications, and double-click. Its SHA-256 is in SHA256SUMS-app.
Command-line tool for macOS, SHA-256:
5a1612cd7d2ef26ccacac19a41ef56550c3e238299889d30ef8663f9a54bf655 screepub-cli-macos-arm64.tar.gz
9e54a468124f1dd634f2033f1358678b3e19e3510418733b35f8e02a9195f4bc screepub-cli-macos-x64.tar.gz