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#1 wolf673 Oct 10, 2009 11:18:06	So I have created a character and saved it. My question now is how do I view it without using the character generator? I don't have a printer at home so I need to save it to a USB stick and take it someplace I can.
#2 darrell_uk Oct 10, 2009 14:01:22	I'm afraid that you're stuck unless you can convert the output to a generic file type, such a a PDF.
#3 kenobi65 Oct 10, 2009 18:02:41	What you are going to need is a program that lets you "print" the character sheet into a PDF format. You can then save the resulting PDF file to your flash drive, and take it elsewhere to print it out. I found a shareware program called CutePDF Writer, which works well for me for this task, but I'm sure there are other good ones out there, too.
#4 kinevon Oct 11, 2009 23:06:44	You could also try the IPlay4E website, where they have a dnd4e character translater: iplay4e.appspot.com/ You upload your dnd4e character file(s) to the site, and you can see them from any Internet-connected PC later. If you can set it up correctly, it can even use your DDi information to show you all the information on the powers/feats/etc from the Compendium. Or, as mentioned, you can use one of the many freeware/shareware PDF writers to "print" to PDF. I use one available from the SourceForge.net site. Wish I could remember the name/link for it.
#5 Cailte Oct 18, 2009 8:03:41	If you can use it iPlay4E.com is fantastic, and dispite the obvious allusion to the iPhone it does work on other mobile devices, and has a "large screen" format that is even better if you have a notebook or laptop that you can take to games (with a live net connection).