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Message: <blockquote data-quote="d20fool" data-source="post: 1983039" data-attributes="member: 5956">Finally got SRD downloaded!I ended up using Plucker after all.  I had to reinstall it, and restart the computer to get it to parse the thing, all 2.5 megs of it.  But it worked.  I had to set the limit of links on three to get everything.Edit: I am still missing artifacts in this version, I cannot get it to compile versions with a depth of 4 links. I LOVE my SRD on my palm.  It's too cool, I can hardly wait to use it at the gaming table.  It's very tempting to make an SRD + OGC site with added rules, monsters, spells, variants, and so on.  That'll have to be a dream for now.A lot of people have noted that programs replicate things that are simple to do at the table, and you're right.  I however am hoping to get my palm to the point where it helps not only at the game table, but would allow me to DM a game, say, in a moving car (perfect for going to a convention) or running a pickup game easily with a box of miniature character sheets, maps and minis I could keep in my trunk.Of the programs I've downloaded, here are some reviews:Combat-Q Nice for initiative tracking, but the price is VERY high for something that can me noted on scratch paper.Apprentice continues to impress me.  I haven't run into any crash issues yet.D&D tools is great, with XP calculator, travel time calculator, and undead turning calculator.  You have to upload a bunch of other programs to make it work though.DicePro is awesome, 'nuff saidDnD Income is curious, a program to show profitibility of running a medieval tavern.  Interesting, apparently well done, but of dubious utility.DnD Names generates tavern names, group names, and store names.  I wonder if the registered version does character names, 'cause that's what I want in a program.KiRoller, I still haven't figured this one out.  ACE XP Calculator- Nice, although the freeware one above does the same thing to a limited degree. This version tallies but does not give a total (!)Edit: Not true, the total is in the upper part of the screen, apologies.  This program rocks.  The registered version is suppoused to keep track of XP over time, but I'm not sure that's worth $10.I haven't used any of these in a session.  We'll see how it goes.</blockquote>

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