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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 1055062" data-attributes="member: 2209">I prefer pdfs to print material.I have tons of books and my bookshelves are full, I hate getting rid of stuff and it is easier to store stuff on my HD and CDs.I use stuff from a lot of sources and make custom files for my game.For my characters I make a document with all the relevant information including full text of spells known in my wizard's spellbook. It is a lot easier to copy and paste than to do data entry.I like printing out the few pages of monsters I plan on using in a night so I don't have to lug around more books than necessary.One of the guys in our group always brings his laptop so we can have access to tons of pdf material at the game without hauling tons of books.Free errata and version updates are great.We do some of our gaming by e-mail in between live games and it is more convenient to have stuff on another screen rather than a pile of books for instant reference.Copy and pasting a suggested paladin feat from a book and sending it by e-mail to the party paladin for consideration is more convenient than lending him a book when he lives one state away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 1055062, member: 2209"] I prefer pdfs to print material. I have tons of books and my bookshelves are full, I hate getting rid of stuff and it is easier to store stuff on my HD and CDs. I use stuff from a lot of sources and make custom files for my game. For my characters I make a document with all the relevant information including full text of spells known in my wizard's spellbook. It is a lot easier to copy and paste than to do data entry. I like printing out the few pages of monsters I plan on using in a night so I don't have to lug around more books than necessary. One of the guys in our group always brings his laptop so we can have access to tons of pdf material at the game without hauling tons of books. Free errata and version updates are great. We do some of our gaming by e-mail in between live games and it is more convenient to have stuff on another screen rather than a pile of books for instant reference. Copy and pasting a suggested paladin feat from a book and sending it by e-mail to the party paladin for consideration is more convenient than lending him a book when he lives one state away. [/QUOTE]

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