

This is a defect in Windows Screenwriter we expect to eliminate in the next major release. Unfortunately, Screenwriter's FILE > Export to PDF always wants to export using Courier New, which many users report as printing and displaying too light. Why Can't I Use Screenwriter's Export to Adobe Acrobat (.pfd) Menu Command? If so, all three approaches below will generate a high-quality PDF with print density better than using Courier New. These approaches assume that you have already set your script's font to Courier MM Screenwriter. The instructions below explains several different methods to create PDFs on Windows 10, and their advantages and disadvantages. However, there are issues with the extremely large file sizes produced by the Windows Print to PDF print driver. Windows 10 introduces a built-in method for producing high-quality PDF files. NOTE: These instructions are Windows-Only: on Apple Macintosh, generating a high-quality PDF is built into MacOS.

How to create a high-quality PDF from Screenwriter on Windows 10
