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• jaerdaph Traveler

  August 2011

  iPhone? There are still people waiting for over a decade for a Mac OS version of CC3!
  
  I know what you mean though - I've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

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• Terraformer_Author Newcomer

  August 2011 edited August 2011

  I'm from the generation that loves big screens, lol. Back when I was a young lad of 21, if someone suggested doing a lot of the stuff we did - like folks can do on cell phones now - the whole crowd would've said something like "Naaaaa - would never fly, too many people would get fed up with the eye strain!" Lol.
  
  I like computers and real physical stuff like books and such, but too each their own!

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• JimP 🖼️ 280 images Cartographer

  August 2011

  I have, gee more lack of spare time stuff, working on using one of my ereaders to help me run a game of AD&D first edition.

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• jslayton Moderator, ProFantasy Mapmaker

  August 2011

  Posted By: jaerdaphI've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

  I find that idea disturbing in so very many ways.

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• Highland_Piper Surveyor

  August 2011

  I'm thinking of something like CC3 View, but something that CC3 has to export to. I was thinking it would export all the layers into one file and the app could read and control the layers.

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• jaerdaph Traveler

  August 2011

  Posted By: jslayton

  Posted By: jaerdaphI've integrated my Droid X phone and my Droid Xoom tablet into every aspect of my life.

  I find that idea disturbing in so very many ways.

  Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated.

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• Highland_Piper Surveyor

  August 2012

  I just bought an Android Tablet and I'm turning my maps into pdf's to view for gaming but an Android App for viewing sure would be sweet!

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• pdj Traveler

  December 2013

  I don't think your translation software did a very good job with that

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• pkfrye 🖼️ 38 images Surveyor

  April 2021

  My, two cents...PDFs with hotlinks work as a solution for me. You can easily build an "atlas" of an area AND copy/print protect the material for distribution. With the password feature you can even build player and DM versions, room by room reveals etc., in the same file.

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• pkfrye 🖼️ 38 images Surveyor

  April 2021

  For those that don't have Acrobat DC (I don't) I used Powerpoint to create the links on the attached example. First I exported the maps a PNG files and imported the images into powerpoint on three different slides. Then I exported the file out of Powerpoint as a PDF file. The links are automagically embedded in the PDF. Click on the staircases to move from level to level in the building.

  St Cuthberts.pdf

  
  

  

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• [Deleted User] 🖼️ 145 images

  April 2021

  Great work. Thanks for sharing.

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