d20 Modern SRD in PDF format with bookmarks & table of contents

[kenjib]

Search it, print it, read it in columns, navigate by bookmark. It's d20 Modern SRD rtf's compiled into one file using two columns for ease of reading and with a table of contents and bookmarks added:

http://home.attbi.com/~kenji.baugham/

It should be useful even if you own the book, for the easy search capability.

There are some quirks, but I didn't want to waste too much time on the formatting. It does the job.

 

[EricNoah]

That's some very slick looking work! Might want to drop Russ a note, he may want to highlight in today's news.

 

[Zappo]

Right click. Save as. Documents/D&D. Ok.

 

[Piratecat]

YOINK!

Thanks!

 

[RangerWickett]

To quote a guy with a Vietnamese accent who looked like a castrated illithid: "Is that . . . legal?"

(Think Star Wars Ep I)

 

[DanMcS]

To quote a guy with a Vietnamese accent who looked like a castrated illithid: "Is that . . . legal?"

It has the OGL in it, so pretty much, yeah.

 

[RangerWickett]

Isn't there a minimum amount of new material you have to put in a document for it to qualify? I thought it was 5% or something.

 

[TheAndy tm]

If you're using the d20 license at least 5% of the product has to be Open. None of that has to be new content. This is just using the OGL, so it is fine. Open Gaming is a beautiful thing.

 

[Samnite]

As far as I know (and I may be wrong), it isn't 5% new material, just 5% open gaming content... and that whole thing is open gaming content!

 

[kenjib]

Phew! I was worried there for a second. I'm not trying to break any rules, rather just to help people who want to be able to search quickly/electronically through the SRD.

If I'm doing anything wrong I'd like to know so I can pull it ASAP.