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<blockquote data-quote="jmucchiello" data-source="post: 3684503" data-attributes="member: 813">I do believe Kem is modifying stuff by creating tables and eliminating other tables.Kem, 3-column format is not optimal. You should do long bits of text in 2-column and choppy bits of text in 3-column. Believe me I know. My PDFs generally hit 900-1000 words per page as I hate to waste &quot;space&quot;. And I achieve that generally by checking 2-col versus 3-col. 3-col is great for spells and monsters. But stuff like skills, feats and class features work best in 2-columns. I do, however, appreciate your statement that it should be 8pt. Rycanada hasn't shrunk the font yet and I think 160 pages is impossible at 10pt.Also, if you like tables, have you tried combining all the &quot;class feature&quot; columns into one table where the columns are &quot;barbarian class featuers&quot;, &quot;bard class features&quot;, &quot;cleric class features&quot;. etc. and the rows go 1-20 and then just listing all the class features alphabetically beneath that pulling out the class names as appropriate:becomes</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jmucchiello, post: 3684503, member: 813"] I do believe Kem is modifying stuff by creating tables and eliminating other tables. Kem, 3-column format is not optimal. You should do long bits of text in 2-column and choppy bits of text in 3-column. Believe me I know. My PDFs generally hit 900-1000 words per page as I hate to waste "space". And I achieve that generally by checking 2-col versus 3-col. 3-col is great for spells and monsters. But stuff like skills, feats and class features work best in 2-columns. I do, however, appreciate your statement that it should be 8pt. Rycanada hasn't shrunk the font yet and I think 160 pages is impossible at 10pt. Also, if you like tables, have you tried combining all the "class feature" columns into one table where the columns are "barbarian class featuers", "bard class features", "cleric class features". etc. and the rows go 1-20 and then just listing all the class features alphabetically beneath that pulling out the class names as appropriate: becomes [/QUOTE]

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