Story does not yet compare to Final Draft as a screenwriting tool

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I was very excited to discover Story was included in the cloud - I was hoping I could use it to supplant Final Draft.
However,
Story is not a great tool yet and is not nearly at the same level as Final Draft when it comes to the writing experience. I am re-converting back to Final Draft.
Text typing is sluggish - I'm often waiting for the cursor to appear where I place my mouse, text takes time to appear - even in offline mode. The mouse doesn't move fluidly in the software - which actually is a problem when you are trying to place it for editing.
There needs to be many, more formatting options - there doesn't even seem to be an All-Caps option which is unforgivable in screenwriting software. Auto-complete is wonky and editing a character list to remove or re-order names is ridiculous (why wouldn't you auto-create a character list and let me edit that list easily from inside the writing interface - as opposed to some unintuitive, seperate character list that requires me to close my script?). For example, I have a character now named "A" that I cannot seem to remove from the project because I cannot access the auto-correct list.
And saying - "make a character list and then edit it" - is not an acceptable answer because the program should do that for me automatically (updating all the way) as I go.
Opening scripts takes way too long. Using the auto-format keys feels broken - I should type a sentence and then CNTL-# and be typing in the next element on th new line immediately, rather than having to hit the return key and THEN format. While that may be a preference of mine that isn't shared by others, I should be able to make the program do that easily (which is one of Story's failings - it doesn't let me manage my workspace nearly enough). 
When I save, the script should open AT THE PLACE I SAVED. Especially when you force me to quit writing to manage the project frequently and loading scripts takes so long. This is a really annoying trait of the software and again seems simple to include or offer options for letting me set that preference in there somewhere.
The organizational options are really unflexible. I want all my scripts in one place - not each in its own project. Why force that? Why not be more flexible? For a company that makes things like After Effects - which has incredible workspace flexibility - this product feels strangely dictatorial.
The downloaded program is buggy (for example - the formatting bar is selected, but doesn't show, unless i select it again, the mouse feels loose).
It feels like the software was designed to do many things. What it isn't is a comperable challenger to Final Draft. Sorry. And I WANTED this to be the case.
Sorry guys, you lost a very excited potential convert.

Answer 1

Hi,
What's the version of your exchange server?
Try to check if Message restriction is enabled on these users:
For exchange 2003:
1. Open ADUC, right click the user and choose properties.
2. In Exchange General tab, click Delivery restrictions tab, Make sure  the user is allowed to accept message from everyone.
For exchange 2007:
1. Open EMC, expand to Recipient Configuration->Mailbox, right click the user and choose properties.
2. In Mail Flow settings, click Delivery restrictions.
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