EN World D&D / RPG News - View Single Post - Programs to organize campaigns

EN World Home

		EN World D&D / RPG News
Forum

Blogs

Gamers Seeking Gamers

Today's Posts

Mark Forums Read

Thread: Programs to organize campaigns

View Single Post

22nd October 2005, 01:57 AM

#104 (permalink)

Lonely Tylenol

Registered User

Join Date: Apr 2004

Location: A man, a plan, a canal: Panama

Posts: 3,678

Lonely Tylenol Hobgoblin Soldier (Lvl 3)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hand of Evil

It will be interesting to see how MicroSoft's OneNote program works for a campaign organizer, the cost is high 100$ but intergration to all things MS and a very common format.

I have OneNote. It's excellent for note-taking and note-keeping (I use it on my laptop at school), but I don't think I'd want to use it for data management in any way. It is, essentially, just a bunch of folders with notepads in them. It doesn't have any robust organization options, and I wouldn't want to try to (for example) put the SRD on it.

It's a good program, just not for this kind of task.

__________________
Formerly known as Dr. Awkward

When you get to be a certain age, everything that is cool seems to be a lot of nonsensical, idiotic jibberish. The music that blares from the pimp rides makes no sense; it all sounds like a man with severe autism halfheartedly explaining human sexuality to a parrot, while in the background a dangerously unqualified Caribbean contractor rhythmically installs an automatic garage door opener. Bollocks.

--Jeffery Rowland
wigu.com

The D20 NPC Wiki needs YOU to post your characters!
Try my non-asian, non-hocus-pocus martial artist class, the bruiser!
While you're at it, also try my vitality/wound point system, intended to eliminate the "15 minute adventuring day."
Number of posters so far added to my ignore list due to the enormity of their spelling and grammar: 6