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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ControlFreak" data-source="post: 321004" data-attributes="member: 899">Because I know that this board is very strict about people being uncivil, I'll do my best to be nice here .. but ..I took a clean install of eTools .. the FRCS book .. Microsoft Access .. and NOTHING ELSE .. and added all the domains (first) and then the Gods. After I finished that I went to the Web Enhancement on Wizards.com and added those (mainly because one of the players in my campaign has a Cleric of Gorn Gulthyn). After entering all that stuff I downloaded ETHelper and exported what I had done, uploaded it to some space I have, and then (finally) posted a message here.I realize that you hastily looked at what I had done and ASSUMED that I used something of your's, but you are incorrect. Not only did I have no knowledge of anything you had done, but until I read Eric's message about the Enhanced Stat Sheet and followed his link, I didn't even have ETHelper .. and that was AFTER I had done all my work.Now .. I still don't have whatever it is you created, but I'm sure if you take a moment and look again you'll see that there MUST be differences between the ways we did things. This just based on the fact that 2 people will NEVER do things exactly the same.I didn't enter any descriptions for the Gods, but I entered all the Gods from the FRCS and the Web Enhancement. Did you do the same? Did you look at the descriptions that I used for domains? Are they the same as your's? Please realize that there aren't that many ways to say what a given domain does, but I gotta figure that we shortened the descriptions (which was necessary on most) in different ways.And .. if that doesn't warrant me an apology (which you DO owe me), please come up with a completely different way to enter all the Domains and Gods and explain that to me to show how 2 different people could have taken different tacts to do this ...... and failing that ... apologize.Not only would I NEVER steal someone elses work and post it as my own, but as a software developer, published author, and musician, I understand how much it hurts to have people steal what you've done.Respectfully,ControlFreak<a href="http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/vbcnut/" target="_blank">Programmer, Author</a>, and <a href="http://www.mp3.com/controlfreak" target="_blank">Musician</a></blockquote>

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