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Adobe ended the Adobe Story CC service on January 22, 2019. Both Adobe Story CC and the Adobe Story CC (Classic) are discontinued. The Adobe Story CC offline application has also ended. See End of service FAQ for more information.
Available for: Adobe Story Plus
You can create lists of characters, actors, and sets (locations). Once you have created character, actor, and set lists, you can assign these lists to a project. Further, you can assign an actor playing the role of a particular character from the character list. A character list can have actors from multiple lists assigned to the various characters in that list.
A project’s Auto Complete options for characters and locations are populated from the character list and set list assigned to that project.
Available for: Adobe Story Plus
Before you can use a list in a project, you need to assign the list to the project.
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Manage and assign lists
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You can export lists; such as character lists, actor lists, set lists, tag lists, and tag item lists; to your computer as XML files. You can then import these lists back into the same Story account or a different one. The import/export functionality lets you conveniently back up lists locally on your computer or share them with another Story user.
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Location and Studio (Specify the set as Location, Studio, or Location & Studio. Select “Location & Studio” if you have an internal as well as external set with the same name. Story automatically specifies INT and EXT values for Location and Studio. When you have a Studio and Location with the same name, you cannot assign INT or EXT to both.
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Changes to set properties—such as set group or studio/location—are automatically reflected when you open the documents next. Any new sets that you add become automatically available as well.
Available for: Adobe Story Plus
If you add a character or set to a story that is not present in the relevant list for the project, Story displays an add sign before the name.

Available for: Adobe Story Plus
Now you can disable characters and sets in a script’s assigned character/set list. The disabled characters/sets do not appear in the Auto Complete.