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

[kenjib]

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

Quick note just in case - that's not a direct link to the file I gave. My web provider policy states that I can't link to files directly from other web hosts. That's why I created the intermediary web page to access the file. So it's: left click. right click. save as. documents/D&D. Ok.

 

[Ashrem Bayle]

What did you do the original in?

Word?

Think I could get a copy?

 

[kenjib]

Yeah, it's in Word. I left the PDF editable as well. I'll try and put the Word version up tonight for you, as I'm behind a firewall right now and the file is too large to email.

 

[Jeph]

Whoa, this is incredibly more readible than a .rtf. Thanks!

PS: Well, as long as the OGC guy is looking at the thread . . . pdf's tend to be more readable than rtf's. Does Wizards plan to put the Open Gaming stuff out in .pdf form any time soon?

 

[Mirth]

kenjib, you da man! Thanks for the hard work

And TheAndyTM, you da main man, in the first place for the REAL hard work and in the second for sticking around here and helping us out.

Jay

 

[kenjib]

What did you do the original in?

Word?

Think I could get a copy?

Okay, I put the Word format file up there too.

By the way, thanks for stopping by and clearing things up Andy!

 

[Crothian]

This is very good work. Thanks for doing this.

 

[Bran Blackbyrd]

I'm pretty sure it has to be 5% real fruit juice.
Very Cool BTW! Thanks.

 

[Dahak]

For the sake of full compliancy, shouldn't the term "d20" be excised from the title page and the file name? I'm making a hunch here, but I believe the name of the document for section 15 purposes is "Modern System Reference Document", and WotC is claiming "d20" in that context as a trademark for which you'd need seperate permission (e.g. the D20STL).

Standard disclaimer... I am not a lawyer. This isn't legal advice. Yadda. Yadda. Dabba. Doo.

 

[nsruf]

Thanks for compiling it!