princelian
SOC-12
Well, I've taken the T20 character sheet and Adobe Designer, and I've made a form version of the character sheet. You can type in the values, it'll calculate the bonuses and totals, and it's very very nice.
And I created it to donate it to QLI and the site so all the T20 peoples of the world could use it (assuming QLI releases it; it copies their character sheet's appearance pretty much, so it'd be theirs to do with as they will).
But...
Adobe Professional is required to SAVE the changes.
In order to change the form's settings to allow changes to be saved with Adobe Reader, you need something called Adobe Reader Extensions Server (ARES), which is a $30k+ enterprise-level application. (Yet another reason that I equate Adobe with the Sternmetal megacorporation; unethical doesn't even come close...)
I'm perfectly happy to send the form file to Hunter et al., and have them post it the way it is. There's an option to email the form's content within Reader, so if one member of a gaming group has access to Professional, it'd work, but it's clunky. In fact, if your gaming group has access to Adobe Professional, it's not even that clunky - it just means that's who maintains your character sheets. (For example, in my campaign, as I'm the GM, the fact that I'm the one with AP isn't really a problem....)
What I'd vastly prefer is that one of you, my brethren of the Imperium, has access to ARES or some other Adobe tool that will allow that flag to be changed.
Can anyone assist me?
And I created it to donate it to QLI and the site so all the T20 peoples of the world could use it (assuming QLI releases it; it copies their character sheet's appearance pretty much, so it'd be theirs to do with as they will).
But...
Adobe Professional is required to SAVE the changes.
In order to change the form's settings to allow changes to be saved with Adobe Reader, you need something called Adobe Reader Extensions Server (ARES), which is a $30k+ enterprise-level application. (Yet another reason that I equate Adobe with the Sternmetal megacorporation; unethical doesn't even come close...)
I'm perfectly happy to send the form file to Hunter et al., and have them post it the way it is. There's an option to email the form's content within Reader, so if one member of a gaming group has access to Professional, it'd work, but it's clunky. In fact, if your gaming group has access to Adobe Professional, it's not even that clunky - it just means that's who maintains your character sheets. (For example, in my campaign, as I'm the GM, the fact that I'm the one with AP isn't really a problem....)
What I'd vastly prefer is that one of you, my brethren of the Imperium, has access to ARES or some other Adobe tool that will allow that flag to be changed.
Can anyone assist me?