sgoldsbo - do you mean multiple users collaborating? Final Draft has a feature called Collabowriter. It is basically like VNC for Final Draft, one user hosts the session, the co-writter(s) logs in. The co-writter sees as the host types, and should they wish to type can request "control" over the script. In its base form though, no, Final Draft does not allow you to place a copy of the script on line and have multiple users edit it at any time they wish, it has to be done in sessions, with a "Host" (Head writer) who has control. Even though collabowriter has a number of limitations based on Adobe Script, in a professional setting, I feel this is the safe way to do it any way - there should always be one person in charge of the script - revisions should be made as revision notes and integrated by the person in charge of the script - it should not be a free-for-all.
