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<blockquote data-quote="Khaalis" data-source="post: 4199617" data-attributes="member: 2167">Excellent. I look forward to Randolph getting this added into the style and game files (since I apparently can't quite get the technique for the scripting right on these).Not a bad idea, but I have players who don't want to mess with buying stuff like that, so I figure its just as easy to print some double sided cards, so they don't just have a blank back.Ok. I gotta ask. How are you managing this? Is this a function of Corell that lets you create a sheet in those sizes?&nbsp; I guess it all really comes down to what you can minimize the margins too.For me, I have 2 options right now.1) Dump a print from MSE to pdf which will create 9 cards per page in portrait but they auto-size at 3-1/8&quot; x 2-1/4&quot; which is too small.2) I dump each card into an individual .jpg and add it to a Word 2007 .doc (which I can then convert to .pdf if I need to) at the correct 3.5x2.5 size. With margins as small as I can get them this means only 8 cards per page in landscape format (2 rows x 4 cards).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Khaalis, post: 4199617, member: 2167"] Excellent. I look forward to Randolph getting this added into the style and game files (since I apparently can't quite get the technique for the scripting right on these). Not a bad idea, but I have players who don't want to mess with buying stuff like that, so I figure its just as easy to print some double sided cards, so they don't just have a blank back. Ok. I gotta ask. How are you managing this? Is this a function of Corell that lets you create a sheet in those sizes? I guess it all really comes down to what you can minimize the margins too. For me, I have 2 options right now. 1) Dump a print from MSE to pdf which will create 9 cards per page in portrait but they auto-size at 3-1/8" x 2-1/4" which is too small. 2) I dump each card into an individual .jpg and add it to a Word 2007 .doc (which I can then convert to .pdf if I need to) at the correct 3.5x2.5 size. With margins as small as I can get them this means only 8 cards per page in landscape format (2 rows x 4 cards). [/QUOTE]

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