What True20 goodness do you want in 2008?

[Witchblade]

I am assuming you have a laptop or something that will allow you take it to a kinkos or someplace. I have to figure out why the scanner on my printer doesn't want to function before I begin to entertain thoughts of printing things out. And first priority on that front will be a couple of Adventure Pulp archetypes compilations for M&M from Adamant. I recently lost my laptop so I'm down to my PC. And with an 80 GB iPod to feed I don't have a lot of room left.

I have, but I usually just load it onto my 2 GB flash drive. In fact, I have almost every True20 and d20 System supplement that I have PDFs for thereon. Flash drives aren't terribly expensive, are recognized by most plug-and-play systems, and they hold a lot more than you think. Several times, I've thought surely mine was going to fill up, but I still have about a half-gig left, and I have over 100 PDF supplements and rule sets on there (in addition to some other things).

[Witchblade]

i would love if I could get a hard copy and a PDF with it. Now I ma more likley to buy a product in PDF, and wish i had a hard copy for my shelf. It used to be the other way around. Now I go into shops, look at the hard copy and run home to get it on PDF so I can snip things and make things for players and the such.

If I could get a hard copy and get a PDF certificate or something, I would get hard copy every time. Having a copy on PDF is valuable.

I'm the same way. Given a choice, I prefer hard copy, but I almost always end up buying the PDF as well at some point, simply for convenience. Fortunately, Green Ronin is a little more forgiving and offers their PDFs for about 2/3 the price of the physical product (Wizards charges full price for both, which is why I do not have many Wizards PDFs).

I have one Data DVD that carts all my favorite D20 and True20 supplements on it. I take it every where I go and I have my whole library available. I really want the book too, but... the PDF uis more useful.

Same here; I have several DVDs that contain PDF materials for gaming. I use my laptop on travel and for gaming, so it's nice to have my library wherever I go (and if I can swing my Amazon Kindle in the next few months, I'll be transferring much of my library over to that format!).

[Razuur]

I didn't think the Kindle could do PDF format.

It is the primary reason why I have not invested in one.

If so, it would be a gamer's dream.

Patrick

[zacharythefirst]

I didn't think the Kindle could do PDF format.

It is the primary reason why I have not invested in one.

If so, it would be a gamer's dream.

Patrick

I didn't think it could, at least not yet (unless someone out there's gone an experimental route). I believe it's some type of DRM format.

[Witchblade]

A friend who has done extensive research says that he discovered a conversion program.

[zacharythefirst]

A friend who has done extensive research says that he discovered a conversion program.

Well, in that case, I thank you for the good news!

[PhelanMahoney]

I am assuming you have a laptop or something that will allow you take it to a kinkos or someplace. I have to figure out why the scanner on my printer doesn't want to function before I begin to entertain thoughts of printing things out. And first priority on that front will be a couple of Adventure Pulp archetypes compilations for M&M from Adamant. I recently lost my laptop so I'm down to my PC. And with an 80 GB iPod to feed I don't have a lot of room left.

I have, but I usually just load it onto my 2 GB flash drive. In fact, I have almost every True20 and d20 System supplement that I have PDFs for thereon. Flash drives aren't terribly expensive, are recognized by most plug-and-play systems, and they hold a lot more than you think. Several times, I've thought surely mine was going to fill up, but I still have about a half-gig left, and I have over 100 PDF supplements and rule sets on there (in addition to some other things).

I no longer have a laptop, and for the foreseeable future I can't afford one. The printer is not being kind enough to print out any PDFs I have at present. When I can get the silly thing to do what I bought it for I will consider printing out the bulk to the entirety of my pdf collection so I can read it over in a more comprehensible fashion. But right now I am listening to podcasts and other assorted ingenuities and considering getting into podcasting. All of which will cost me more than I am sure it should. But I will have a venue to rant and rave about stuff and perhaps even talk about important things. So I am content to wait and waste my money on such things print books. Although it should be noted that even when I had my laptop I was too paranoid to trust taking it on public transportation to have anything printed out on it.