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Courier For The People
A simple Courier font alternative maximized for screenwriting programs like Final Draft. (So you don't have to worry about page count drift.)
Works on both Mac and Windows computers.
A nice alternative to Courier Prime for Windows users.
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Heavier weight
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True italics
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Identical pagination to Courier Final Draft font
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Matching page count between Mac and PC
Courier Little Foot
A bold attempt to bridge the world of monospaced pagination with the readability of modern fonts. It's still a serif font but the "feet" are smaller.
Works on both Mac and Windows computers.
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Shorter serifs
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True italics
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Identical pagination to Courier Final Draft font
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Matching page count between Mac and PC
How to Use in Final Draft
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Download and install the font on your computer
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Open the script you'd like to apply the font to in Final Draft
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In the menu choose Format > Elements
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Click the Font tab
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Click Set Font
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Click the Font tab
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Choose the font from the list
Then click OK
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Finally, click Apply font/size to all Elements
This is how you apply a font to an existing script. If you'd like to start your next script with the font already loaded in it I recommend saving your own template.
Simply open a brand new blank Final Draft document. Follow the steps above to apply the font.
Then go to File > Save as Template and save it to your My Templates folder.
Start every new script with that template and the font will already be there for you.