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What should I do with my script after I’ve learned it?

Damien

You’ve just finished learning your script… and a little worry pops up: “What if I lose it?”
Good news: on Imparato, your scripts are safe — and you also have options to keep a copy elsewhere.


Can I lose my script on Imparato?

In practice, no — except in a few specific cases.

✅ Your account (and your scripts) are kept

Your Imparato account is kept as long as you log in at least once every 2 years.
And if your account were to be deleted due to inactivity, you’ll receive a warning email a few weeks beforehand.

➡️ As a result, all the scripts stored in your My Scripts space remain safe.


What if my script is in a troupe?

It depends on your role in the troupe.

✅ If you are the troupe owner (or an admin)

The shared script remains available as long as the troupe isn’t deleted by the owner (or administrators).

⚠️ If you are neither the owner nor an admin

In that case, you don’t control whether the script might be deleted.

👉 To make sure the script doesn’t disappear, we recommend asking the owner (or an administrator) to grant you the necessary permissions — for example, by making you a troupe administrator so you can move the script into your “My Scripts” space.

📌 Learn more about roles and permissions


Do I keep my rehearsal rights on the script?

✅ Solo: unlimited rights

Only the Solo plan lets you keep rehearsal rights with no time limit.

⚠️ Important if Solo was purchased on a shared script

If you purchased a Solo on a script shared within a troupe, and then move that script into “My Scripts”, the Solo does not follow the script.

➡️ In other words: the script can be moved, but Solo rights remain tied to the original shared-script context.


Can I back up or export my script elsewhere?

Yes. If you want to keep a personal copy for later, you have a couple of easy options.

🖨️ Option 1 — Print / get a PDF version

You can print your script or get a PDF version by following this article.

📝 Option 2 — Copy into Word (quick manual export)

You can also export your script into Word in seconds:

  1. Open your script on a computer, as if you were going to rehearse it
  2. Press CTRL + A (select all)
  3. Then CTRL + C (copy)
  4. Open a blank Word document
  5. Press CTRL + V (paste)

➡️ You’ll get a clean version of your script, easy to archive and reuse later.

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