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<blockquote data-quote="gravyboat" data-source="post: 1500931" data-attributes="member: 13648">These are all items I would really like in a good adventure organizer program.&nbsp; The ability to set up auto-hyperlinking would be a lifesaver.&nbsp; It would be great to do a one time set-up for each NPC's name and thereafter everytime you type that name, you would get a link to the NPC's statblock and writeup.&nbsp; The HTML nodes would be great also, as I would like to create image maps within my actual adventure maps so that when you click on a hot spot it would take you right to the node where that locations write-up, encounter, etc. is located.I like the idea of a non-proprietary format, so that all rtf or html files within the program could be reused in separate programs.&nbsp; Although I believe a good adventure organizer program would need to include its own rtf and html editor as well as the integrated browser for viewing the html nodes.&nbsp; And above all, a simple, fast, and clean intuitive interface is a must.I've got a stack of books at home on windows forms and gui programing in C#, and its been burning at me to attempt to write such a program.&nbsp; But I really lack the time right now for such an undertaking as I've got a thesis in math to research.&nbsp; Too bad they don't offer degrees in D&amp;D <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)"&nbsp; data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="gravyboat, post: 1500931, member: 13648"] These are all items I would really like in a good adventure organizer program. The ability to set up auto-hyperlinking would be a lifesaver. It would be great to do a one time set-up for each NPC's name and thereafter everytime you type that name, you would get a link to the NPC's statblock and writeup. The HTML nodes would be great also, as I would like to create image maps within my actual adventure maps so that when you click on a hot spot it would take you right to the node where that locations write-up, encounter, etc. is located. I like the idea of a non-proprietary format, so that all rtf or html files within the program could be reused in separate programs. Although I believe a good adventure organizer program would need to include its own rtf and html editor as well as the integrated browser for viewing the html nodes. And above all, a simple, fast, and clean intuitive interface is a must. I've got a stack of books at home on windows forms and gui programing in C#, and its been burning at me to attempt to write such a program. But I really lack the time right now for such an undertaking as I've got a thesis in math to research. Too bad they don't offer degrees in D&D :) [/QUOTE]

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