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<blockquote data-quote="barsoomcore" data-source="post: 1824211" data-attributes="member: 812">Create is AWESOME for that. You can line up all your boxes, change colour and format for ALL of them with just a couple of clicks (I did my Raveloft sheet in black and red, my V for Victory sheet in olive green -- pretty much the same sheet, just Select All &gt; Paste Effects). You can also create all your boxes, then put them on a locked layer and put the VALUES for the character on a separate, editable layer -- so that you can easily change your character's skill points and stuff in the file without having to worry about messing up your pretty design. Print off a new sheet every time you level up -- no ugly pencil marks all over the place.And of course OS X lets you create PDFs out of anything you like so if you need to email it to somebody -- hey presto! PDF. If you want to post it on a web site you can export it as a GIF or JPG or whatever.An example sheet I made with Create:</blockquote>

[QUOTE="barsoomcore, post: 1824211, member: 812"] Create is AWESOME for that. You can line up all your boxes, change colour and format for ALL of them with just a couple of clicks (I did my Raveloft sheet in black and red, my V for Victory sheet in olive green -- pretty much the same sheet, just Select All > Paste Effects). You can also create all your boxes, then put them on a locked layer and put the VALUES for the character on a separate, editable layer -- so that you can easily change your character's skill points and stuff in the file without having to worry about messing up your pretty design. Print off a new sheet every time you level up -- no ugly pencil marks all over the place. And of course OS X lets you create PDFs out of anything you like so if you need to email it to somebody -- hey presto! PDF. If you want to post it on a web site you can export it as a GIF or JPG or whatever. An example sheet I made with Create: [/QUOTE]

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