Where are the d20 downloads?
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lastbesthope
Mongoose
The files are probably still there, just the links are gone.
I have most of the files saved I think, if you let me know what exactly you're after I can either reconstruct the links or email the files to you directly.
LBH
I have most of the files saved I think, if you let me know what exactly you're after I can either reconstruct the links or email the files to you directly.
LBH
I own nearly every book from the following lines and would love their support materials:
I'm not interested in artwork, previews, or exerpts. I'm *all about* errata, bonus material, redone maps, 3.5 updates, and the like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Certainly if you could give me links, it would be the easiest way, as I could do the work myself.
Many thanks for your reply. I look forward to any help.
Thanks!
- Cities of Fantasy
Slayer's Guide
Encyclopedias (Divine & Arcane)
Classic
OGL
Misc. d20 things
I'm not interested in artwork, previews, or exerpts. I'm *all about* errata, bonus material, redone maps, 3.5 updates, and the like. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Certainly if you could give me links, it would be the easiest way, as I could do the work myself.
Many thanks for your reply. I look forward to any help.
Thanks!lastbesthope
Mongoose
Wow, that's a lot.
OK, here's the base directory for the Mongoose downloads:
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/pdf/
Trouble is you can't just browse the contents.
Once I work out an easy way to extract the names of all the files I've downloaded to list them here, I'll post them up for you to construct the links yourself.
Remind me in a week or so if I haven't done it by then.
LBH
OK, here's the base directory for the Mongoose downloads:
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/pdf/
Trouble is you can't just browse the contents.
Once I work out an easy way to extract the names of all the files I've downloaded to list them here, I'll post them up for you to construct the links yourself.
Remind me in a week or so if I haven't done it by then.
LBH
lastbesthope
Mongoose
I know it doesn't work, though I admit I only mentioned it in passing. that's what I meant when i said you can't browse the contents.
Like I said I'll work on digging out the file names, then a ll you need to do is add them on the end of the path and the link will work.
It's a work in progress, be patient young padewan, or find someone with a better upload speed than me to email you them :lol:
LBH
Like I said I'll work on digging out the file names, then a ll you need to do is add them on the end of the path and the link will work.
It's a work in progress, be patient young padewan, or find someone with a better upload speed than me to email you them :lol:
LBH
lastbesthope
Mongoose
Unelss you can think of an easy way to get a text dump of a directory contents, no.
I'm on holiday, works will be delayed till mid Jan next year, I'm nowhere near my PC.
LBH
I'm on holiday, works will be delayed till mid Jan next year, I'm nowhere near my PC.
LBH
PC, Linux, or Mac?lastbesthope said:
PC, pre-Vista:
1) Type "cmd" into Start -> Run, and click OK.
2) Browse to the directory in Explorer in another window.
3) Copy the address from the Explorer window.
4) Go to the window that was opened in Step 1, type
cd "
5) Right-click on the icon in the upper-left of the window, and choose Paste (might be under the Edit submenu).
6) Type
"
7) The line should read something like
cd "C:\Documents and Settings\lbh\Documents\PDFs"
8) If so, hit Enter.
9) Type
dir /b *.pdf > dirlist.txt
and hit Enter.
10) Look at the Explorer window; there should be a new file there, dirlist.txt, that you can open in Notepad or whatever.
If you're on Mac, let me know and I'll give you directions for that.
If you're on Vista, you're screwed, because they ditched Start/Run and I don't know offhand what to do instead (never used it enough).
If you're on Linux, why do you need my help?
