Twilight 2000 4th Ed. Referee Aids

Do not pay for this product. The author has no concept of how to design a document that prints as readable pages. They made a "printable" version that is in no way printable and still be legible. In the author's defense, Free League should have made a Cheat Sheet for this game. It is typical of them to do the bare minimum to rush out a game that puts the onus completely on the players to make their games playable. I will be making my own Cheat Sheets.

Nice charts but impossible to print. Would skip if I could do again. Nothing but frustration.

I'm not sure if this will help anyone, but I was able to print the "wide" PDF onto 4 sheets of A4 and it worked quite well. When printing from Adobe Acrobat, on the printer dialog, choose the poster button under page size & handling. On my PC this tries to fit the image to 3 landscape sheets across by 2 down, but if I change the "tile scale" to around 95% it changes to 4 portrait sheets. Then I can print and it prints the image onto 4 separate sheets of A4. You may need to play around with the numbers. 96% looked ok on the screen but printed on 5 pages with everything offset. I think the poster feature is in the acrobat dialog rather than printer specific dialog, so hopefully it *should* work for other people. But I've not tested it on anything else. Worth a try.

Eventhough the job as a whole is of quality and took I think quite some time to execute, the way it is made as PDF is appalling.
And bordering on utterly useless.
Sorry but the design does not make it easily usable.

I think until the creator makes each of these documents multiple pages I'll keep my "pay what you want" at zero as they are practically useless since they're just each a huge document (go ahead, it's PWYW down load them and take a look and come back here and join me in offering real money if they're made functional)

So I just dl'ed this and it looks very much like what I need. Still, even with the "printable" files I have no idea how to print this out reasonably. A 4-page document, for example, is presented as a single, long, horizontal PDF page. I can't think of any PDF app that would print that way. Why it isn't just formatted as a single doc with multiple pages is beyond me. Cheers to the author for the work though.

I purchased these a few days ago, and also had problems to print properly on an A4 sheet at a decent size.
For example, the Ranged Combat Aid could fill 3-4 A4 sheets, but even when choosing landscape mode, the result is too small.
I just cannot get a decent print size from these PDFs.
A pity really.

If a printer friendly version is made, please let us know. They could be very useful if printable.

I can see a lot of work was put into these aid docs. However, the layout and organization are a total mess, and practically unprintable.

I wish this could be formatted into standard print format (i.e. Letter/A4), but it looks like the layout would need to be remade from scratch for that.

these are surprisingly well designed but it's VERY hard to read. I still went back from $0 to $2 because they look pretty nice on a screen.

This would be MUCH more valuable (and useful) if it was formatted for either "Letter" or "A4" paper. I checked 3 files randomly and they were formatted (roughly) 12x7inch, 12x5inch, and 12x3inch. Very difficult to print, or to read once printed.
Suggestion: break each down to several Letter/A4 formatted files that can then be linked together either by tape, in a "DM Screen" folder, or (my preference) Laminated and then spiral bound. Preferably in Profile but Landscape would also be acceptable if there was consistency.
A very nice produce made useless by formatting.

Can't read the life path tables

I agree, printed it is very hard to read.

I really like this! I feel like you could stich these together to make a nice referee screen.

These are excellent and incredibly helpful! The only thing I would find fault with them is that they are fairly small (several being under 4" in height) which makes them a bit hard to read. Any chance of getting a bit higher resolution? Even if not, these are well worth the asking price!