Learn to use LineupNX in minutes

With LineupNX you can be up and running in a few minutes. The step-by-step tutorials we provide cover all the main concepts and LineupNX ships with sample rundowns and templates that you can use right out of the box.


We also understand that no two production units are the same. After you have mastered the basics, you can easily customize LineupNX to accommodate your way of working. If there is a feature you need that LineupNX does not yet have, let us know and we will see if we can incorporate it for you.


  • LineupNX documentation, tutorials and demonstration presentations


  • Key features

  • Create rundowns with hundreds of items, back- and front-times calculated and updated automatically
  • Two-column text editor for teleprompter copy estimated and show timing automatically updated
  • Read times for prompter copy
  • Voice-over and on-camera copy in an intro timed independently
  • Versatile teleprompter built-in
  • Teleprompter can run in mirror mode for non-reversing prompter systems
  • Spell check teleprompter copy (requires MS Word to be installed)
  • Multiple screen resolutions and font, font sizes for the teleprompter
  • Print all prompter copy collated in the show's running order with page numbers and sub-page numbers automatically assigned
  • Draft print mode for prompter copy
  • Control room timer with large countdown clocks including countdowns for to up to four events within an item (supers, roll cues and so on).
  • Control room timer keeps up-to-date light / heavy status of show as it airs
  • Live-to-Tape feature for keeping on time while pre-recording
  • Nested, child rundowns for pre-recording segments of programs
  • Supports your favorite word processor (MS Word, WordPerfect, or Open Office) to write voice-over copy or scripts for packages, or use WordPad/Write that is included with all versions of Windows
  • Offline mode lets reporters/writers work away from the newsroom and link their scripts to the slugs assigned by the Desk
  • Future file, outlook, and bagger capacity
  • Email outlooks and rundowns to a subscriber list or distribute by email within your station / operation / network
  • Keep research notes with each item
  • Move items from one edition or show to another. Existing scripts and notes move to the new rundown
  • Dropped items held in clipboards for recovery into any rundown
  • Different desk views for program staff depending on individual functions in the production
  • Page number locking and rundown control transfer system from newsroom to control room
  • Feature to insert a block rundown into the current show
  • Swap program blocks if needed to accommodate late-breaking stories
  • Built in RSS news feed reader... cut and paste into prompter copy editor
  • Archive function collects and compresses all show files including research notes and child rundowns

  • You can see how many of these features look and work by downloading our one of our demonstration presentations. Our Views page shows you what LineupNX looks like.


    Computer and network requirements

    LineupNX runs on Windows-based systems. It has been tested on Windows versions from Win98 to WinXP. LineupNX will run from an enterprise server or on a peer-to-peer network. It has a very small memory footprint, so no matter what your IT environment, LineupNX can work for you (teleprompter performance may depend on processor speed).