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Hard To Print

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#1
sibusio
Jan 17, 2010 1:24:28 I jut got hosed by the D&Di character generator. I was setting up my 4E game for a Gaming Convention and becuase of work couldn't get things printed until late the evening before. And then when I took everything down to print I couldn't print from the D&Di genrator. At least Kinko's wouldn't print for me. So here I am 45mins to game time and no way to print without loading drivers to my netbook so i can use some random printer at work (maybe). If D&Di would have had an option to change things to a pdf or other format that I could transfer to a falsh drive I would have had no problem. but I couldn't

So I went to a third party site and printed blank character sheets and then at super speed filled out the characters with a few friends.

I understand propriatory desires...but me, as a customer. Would rather be able to actually USE the product I purchesed.

Thoughts?
#2
StormCrow42
Jan 17, 2010 1:33:28 Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program.
#3
strand0
Jan 17, 2010 2:06:07
"Ctrl - Print Scr" to capture the screen. Then print it out.

Something is better than nothing.
#4
ranadiel
Jan 17, 2010 5:04:51 Wrong forum?
#5
sibusio
Jan 17, 2010 10:29:27 Thanks!!!

Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program.

and I chose this forum because it was a game product that had been released that could use a fix. I figured this would be the best place since there is no DDi forum

#6
Marandahir
Jan 17, 2010 11:31:30
Thanks!!!

Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program.

and I chose this forum because it was a game product that had been released that could use a fix. I figured this would be the best place since there is no DDi forum

There is a DDi forum…
#7
canadaman87
Jan 17, 2010 20:26:48 If you have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer you can choose 'Adobe PDF' as an option when you go to print. Or like Stormcrown42 said, there are some third-party options for doing this as well.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 sibusio Jan 17, 2010 1:24:28	I jut got hosed by the D&Di character generator. I was setting up my 4E game for a Gaming Convention and becuase of work couldn't get things printed until late the evening before. And then when I took everything down to print I couldn't print from the D&Di genrator. At least Kinko's wouldn't print for me. So here I am 45mins to game time and no way to print without loading drivers to my netbook so i can use some random printer at work (maybe). If D&Di would have had an option to change things to a pdf or other format that I could transfer to a falsh drive I would have had no problem. but I couldn't So I went to a third party site and printed blank character sheets and then at super speed filled out the characters with a few friends. I understand propriatory desires...but me, as a customer. Would rather be able to actually USE the product I purchesed. Thoughts?
#2 StormCrow42 Jan 17, 2010 1:33:28	Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program.
#3 strand0 Jan 17, 2010 2:06:07	"Ctrl - Print Scr" to capture the screen. Then print it out. Something is better than nothing.
#4 ranadiel Jan 17, 2010 5:04:51	Wrong forum?
#5 sibusio Jan 17, 2010 10:29:27	Thanks!!! Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program. and I chose this forum because it was a game product that had been released that could use a fix. I figured this would be the best place since there is no DDi forum
#6 Marandahir Jan 17, 2010 11:31:30	Thanks!!! Search for CutePDF, which creates a "printer" that will create a PDF out of the print output of any program. and I chose this forum because it was a game product that had been released that could use a fix. I figured this would be the best place since there is no DDi forum There is a DDi forum…
#7 canadaman87 Jan 17, 2010 20:26:48	If you have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer you can choose 'Adobe PDF' as an option when you go to print. Or like Stormcrown42 said, there are some third-party options for doing this as well.