Troll Lord Games

I just got finished taking my PHB pdf and creating links from the Class Spell lists to the verbose Spell descriptions (where I found some errors I posted in the PHB errata thread) and linking the CKG Table of Contents to the corresponding pages/sections. It REALLY makes the pdf's FAR more usable.

This type of thing SHOULD be done with pdf product that is close in price with its dead wood equivalent. It is not difficult but adds real value. Take advantage of the medium...

Yes. Take advantage of the medium!!

Arduin wrote:I just got finished taking my PHB pdf and creating links from the Class Spell lists to the verbose Spell descriptions (where I found some errors I posted in the PHB errata thread) and linking the CKG Table of Contents to the corresponding pages/sections. It REALLY makes the pdf's FAR more usable.

This type of thing SHOULD be done with pdf product that is close in price with its dead wood equivalent. It is not difficult but adds real value. Take advantage of the medium...

I should do the same. How long did it take?

Treebore wrote:I should do the same. How long did it take?

The PHB took ~2 hours on and off. CKG Table of Contents ~ 1 hour. Using Acrobat Pro X

I'd be using a freebie product, likely LibreOffice.

I'll probably do that when I finish my 10th Anniversary update of the white box rules. Yes, I'm working on it and no, it's not an official product.

Treebore wrote:I'd be using a freebie product, likely LibreOffice.

Oh. I've never used OO to directly edit PDF's. Didn't know it was possible.

Got a great deal from Foxit on their high-end editor for $99, couldn't resist.

That's how I found the hidden text in A1 hidden behind one of the graphics.


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I keep thinking it would be good to make some software to do repeatable, simple mods to commercial PDFs. For example, someone could download a program that if they had a specific version of a DnDClassics.com AD&D module, they'd run it and produce a PDF with an overlay that had the C&C stats put in over it.