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<blockquote data-quote="am181d" data-source="post: 4489226" data-attributes="member: 3576">Just wanted to say that I'm purchasing 4e books exclusively in PDF from now on (after the core 3). It's a little disappointing that I don't have the hard copies to, say, read on the train anymore, but physical books are just too much of a pain to transport back and forth to games, especially as the amount of options increases.I'm happy to pay 65% of retail for a PDF book, since I'm not dropping any money for the hard copy, and I'm happy to hear that we finally have word on errata. While I'd prefer to have it typeset in I agree with the earlier poster that adding errata as notes is an acceptable mid-term solution.Once we have new errata, it would be fairly simple to append that errata to a PDF as notes. One of the big hassles with PDFs is flipping between multiple files, so having them all in one place would be a huge plus.So:Short-term: errata in separate file (as soon as it's available)Mid-term: errata appended to PDF (within a week of being made available)Long-term: errata typeset into PDF (probably only 1-3 times total per volume)Just a suggestion!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="am181d, post: 4489226, member: 3576"] Just wanted to say that I'm purchasing 4e books exclusively in PDF from now on (after the core 3). It's a little disappointing that I don't have the hard copies to, say, read on the train anymore, but physical books are just too much of a pain to transport back and forth to games, especially as the amount of options increases. I'm happy to pay 65% of retail for a PDF book, since I'm not dropping any money for the hard copy, and I'm happy to hear that we finally have word on errata. While I'd prefer to have it typeset in [b] I agree with the earlier poster that adding errata as notes is an acceptable mid-term solution[/b]. Once we have new errata, it would be fairly simple to append that errata to a PDF as notes. One of the big hassles with PDFs is flipping between multiple files, so having them all in one place would be a huge plus. So: Short-term: errata in separate file (as soon as it's available) Mid-term: errata appended to PDF (within a week of being made available) Long-term: errata typeset into PDF (probably only 1-3 times total per volume) Just a suggestion! [/QUOTE]

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