Do a Global Word Count: this will display the total words of any text documents in the gap below the button.Once you have selected it, pick what task you would like to perform:.Click the Select File button to browse for your Celtx file.
#Convert final draft to celtx zip file#
To use the application, just download the zip file below, extract all the files to the same folder and double-click the CeltxTools.exe file. It will only bring over the screenplay, not characters or notes or anything else, but it will preserve the formatting.
Export to Final Draft - this is designed for screenplays and will export it to Final Draft 8’s. Export Selected Docs - this will display a list of the text documents (and screenplays) in your project and allow you to select which ones to convert to plain text, merge and save as a single file. Global Word Count - this will extract all of the documents (text or screenplay at least) and perform a word count, then display the total. I haven’t done much testing but it seems to work OK on Vista 64-bit, Windows 7 32-bit and XP 32-bit. Originally I was going to do it as an extension, but after leafing though the docs for a while and making no progress I went back to good ol’ WinForms. So, I rolled up my sleeves and put together a little app. Some of the features available in screenplay mode just aren’t there, and some simple tools are missing (global word count across all of your files - I use a separate file per chapter - for instance). That’s not to say it’s perfect, especially where text files are concerned. 
Apart from being a great free app for writing screenplays, comics, stageplays, etc, I’ve also found it the closest thing on Windows to Scrivener for writing stories of any length. I’ve been a user of Celtx for a number of years.
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