Garnfellow
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Has anyone here tried out Screenmonkey? The ability for my players to connect thru just a browser is huge, and it looks like I've got the basic to run the client on my machine.
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Experience with Screenmonkey
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Ferghis
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Sorry, I meant to answer this post earlier, and your post in the General forum thread on play-via-internet reminded me of this. Since it's a specific question on a software matter, I think it's more appropriate to answer here.
My experience with screenmonkey is limited. I used it succesfully twice when I was "experimenting" with it, but then when I tried to use it for a real game, I couldn't make my game public. The fact that it's a for-profit thing is making me steer towards MapTool. It's not that the good folks at screenmonkey don't have the right to charge money for their product, it's just the way I choose (not) to spend my money.
My experience with screenmonkey is limited. I used it succesfully twice when I was "experimenting" with it, but then when I tried to use it for a real game, I couldn't make my game public. The fact that it's a for-profit thing is making me steer towards MapTool. It's not that the good folks at screenmonkey don't have the right to charge money for their product, it's just the way I choose (not) to spend my money.
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