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<blockquote data-quote="Thale" data-source="post: 5074099" data-attributes="member: 72042">Thanks for your comment, Jools.&nbsp; Combat Tracker really is a great program, though I don't view it, or all the other trackers out there, as &quot;competition&quot;.&nbsp; I'm not particularly interested in &quot;capturing the market&quot; with Familiar.&nbsp; The reason I started developing my own program was because there were certain things I wanted that I couldn't find in all the others.&nbsp; For example, Familiar allows you to see the stats for both the attacker and the defender at the same time, which is a huge benefit to me when I run encounters.&nbsp; I'm making it publicly available in the event someone else finds it useful and wants to provide feedback for enhancement.In the end, I think a lot of it has to do with personal preferences.&nbsp; Some people may like Combat Tracker better than Familiar or vice versa.&nbsp; There's plenty of space for both to exist.Regarding your monitor issue: can you tell me what resolution you're running at and how wide your screen is?&nbsp; I'll see if I can adjust the settings for the next revision.&nbsp; You can respond to this thread or send an e-mail to <a href="mailto:info@familiarrpg.com">info@familiarrpg.com</a>.&nbsp; Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thale, post: 5074099, member: 72042"] Thanks for your comment, Jools. Combat Tracker really is a great program, though I don't view it, or all the other trackers out there, as "competition". I'm not particularly interested in "capturing the market" with Familiar. The reason I started developing my own program was because there were certain things I wanted that I couldn't find in all the others. For example, Familiar allows you to see the stats for both the attacker and the defender at the same time, which is a huge benefit to me when I run encounters. I'm making it publicly available in the event someone else finds it useful and wants to provide feedback for enhancement. In the end, I think a lot of it has to do with personal preferences. Some people may like Combat Tracker better than Familiar or vice versa. There's plenty of space for both to exist. Regarding your monitor issue: can you tell me what resolution you're running at and how wide your screen is? I'll see if I can adjust the settings for the next revision. You can respond to this thread or send an e-mail to [email]info@familiarrpg.com[/email]. Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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