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<blockquote data-quote="Selganor" data-source="post: 5587759" data-attributes="member: 1135">Just started it the first time.&quot;Installation&quot; was a no-brainer (just extract the archive into any directory - it now has a &quot;permanent&quot; place in my &quot;4e&quot; subdirectory of my &quot;rpg&quot; directory)Runs surprisingly fast and stable (.NET 3.5 is already installed due to the old &quot;offline&quot; tools from WotC).And it was even able to produce a &quot;monster card&quot; (directly from the entry of the Monster Builder) which will help me run my next MapTool game so I can have the full monster description in one simple view rather than try to find the relevant infos in/on the monster token.I needed to expand the size of the card from the standard 175*250 to 350*500 to be able to read the info easily but it really worked well.I'm just wondering if there is any way (yet) to remove cards from the screen...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Selganor, post: 5587759, member: 1135"] Just started it the first time. "Installation" was a no-brainer (just extract the archive into any directory - it now has a "permanent" place in my "4e" subdirectory of my "rpg" directory) Runs surprisingly fast and stable (.NET 3.5 is already installed due to the old "offline" tools from WotC). And it was even able to produce a "monster card" (directly from the entry of the Monster Builder) which will help me run my next MapTool game so I can have the full monster description in one simple view rather than try to find the relevant infos in/on the monster token. I needed to expand the size of the card from the standard 175*250 to 350*500 to be able to read the info easily but it really worked well. I'm just wondering if there is any way (yet) to remove cards from the screen... [/QUOTE]

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