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| #1indivi_duelMay 01, 2008 10:22:34 | Greetings all, I have been browsing the forums for a D20 modern pdf sheet that can be filled on your PC, and i have found alot, from officials to homebrew sheets and they all look wonderfull. yet the main problem is that none of them are able to save the information i just entered, cept one preview version of a d&d sheet. Is there anyone that can help me with a pdf fillable D20 modern sheet which actually SAVES the information ? sincerely, Indi. |
| #2tema69May 01, 2008 10:27:01 | I haven't been able to find d20 Modern sheets on which info could be saved. I used a D&D one, but ended up deleting in in frustration. If you find one, please PM me. ;) |
| #3trappedsliderMay 01, 2008 10:29:26 | As far as i know,the only way to save info in a pdf is to acturally own the software instead of the reader.... |
| #4new_fashion_guyMay 01, 2008 12:47:42 | Download Openoffice. Design a sheet in it, save it in .odt format. Whenever you fill out a new sheet and want a PDF produced, go to File>Export as PDF. Save the PDF whereever you want. |
| #5TheRealOrionMay 01, 2008 15:09:38 | Open Office really does solve this problem. It might not be as pretty, but it's pretty easy to whip up a sheet in Calc (i.e., Open Excel). I don't have one because my sheets are customised for Phoenix, otherwise I'd post one. |
| www.emass-web.comice_millerMay 01, 2008 22:27:35 | For a couple of bucks, you can save your character online through Ema's site, and you can always update your information and print it off the web any time you want it. I think it's called the Character Manager. He has a couple of versions. He also has all kinds of static character sheets you can download and photocopy. www.emass-web.com |
| #7godmoneyMay 02, 2008 0:54:34 | this might be helpful... modern heroes |