Nifft
Penguin Herder
"Cat enjoys bird. Film at eleven!"Incidentally, I think I have an unnatural love for the kenku. Is that so wrong?
(... and feathers...), -- N
"Cat enjoys bird. Film at eleven!"Incidentally, I think I have an unnatural love for the kenku. Is that so wrong?
Or OneNote. Much better campaign/adventure organizer than Word. And format is exact, as I copy the image (and only as much of the image as I want), not the text.Try using Google Chrome, it keeps about 90%+ of the formatting intact when copy/pasting into Word 2007. If using Open Office 3 not as good, and I can't test Word 03.
Incidentally, I think I have an unnatural love for the kenku. Is that so wrong?
Or OneNote. Much better campaign/adventure organizer than Word. And format is exact, as I copy the image (and only as much of the image as I want), not the text.
CAFRedblade said:Try using Google Chrome, it keeps about 90%+ of the formatting intact when copy/pasting into Word 2007. If using Open Office 3 not as good, and I can't test Word 03.
Eh... I mess around with the numbers too much for that.![]()
This month marks the point where I'm subscribing to ddi for the Compendium even more than for the character builder. Holy cow, NOTHING makes prepping for adventures easier than being able to quickly draw from every single monster & magic item published in any book or magazine, all in front of me at once. If they copied over without screwed-up formatting it'd be even better.
Incidentally, I think I have an unnatural love for the kenku. Is that so wrong?
I'm banking on the upcoming campaign tools to produce a more usable encounter builder that actually includes the stat blocks, nicely formatted. I can already see myself browsing through the compendium, adding monsters to my "shopping cart" (and feeling briefly sorry for my PCs when I overshoot my budget), and then "checking out" to produce a delve-style spread of all the formatted stat blocks. Come on, WotC, do it now!If they copied over without screwed-up formatting it'd be even better.
Me too. I use Asmor's Monster Maker when I do that. Work's well and my notes are both spiffy and organized.
Hell yeah!I'm banking on the upcoming campaign tools to produce a more usable encounter builder that actually includes the stat blocks, nicely formatted. I can already see myself browsing through the compendium, adding monsters to my "shopping cart" (and feeling briefly sorry for my PCs when I overshoot my budget), and then "checking out" to produce a delve-style spread of all the formatted stat blocks. Come on, WotC, do it now!