Homoeopathy. It’s what’s for dinner. Because you’re not eating properly.

Maybe homoeopathy is what I should use to scare my children with if they won’t do something I’d rather like that they did. “Eat your dinner of the homoeopath will get you!”

I just read this today and since I noticed two not comments I thought I would post my own here.

It’s been five years since your initial testing of the software and I think it’s come pretty far since then. I use it, I like it. It does not have all the features I want, such as the one you pointed out.. “you can’t create a separate ruleset for different campaigns” .. but I have since updated from 1.9.0 to the 2 Alpha and I have noticed improvements. In 1.9.0 users cannot make monsters, but in 2.0 we can.

I think you are being a little harsh on the product activation .. as is my current feelings. If the activation came with a 5 time usage then I would totally agree, but it seems I can activate it as many times as I want so the little nuisance is but that to me.

I would hope with such venom that you don’t have a Windows Operating System.. “and the inclusion of product activation means I’m boycotting it completely.” ..but what you do is what you do.

After the product activation though, it’s been 10 years and the software has yet to meet it’s full functionality, but I would recommend giving it a second visit. The trial has been changed so that you can use it with only one restriction, you cannot make PC’s higher than level 5.

You review has inspired me to try PCGen again .. which I thought was painfully bloated. Hopefully this time around I can feel excited about it again.

A shame that we just missed each other. Next time, Gadget!

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@Pyrrhonic: A shortcoming of the software used to power this site. I would turn that particular bit off if I could.

“Since you obviously can predict the future, can you give me next week’s lottery number, too?”

I think, 5 years out, it’s clear who’s the prophetic one, here.

(Although—and please don’t take this as anything more than a playful jab—it does seem strange that you rail against the collection of user information, albeit quite eloquently and convincingly, when this very comment form requires an email address that we are assured will not be published.)

These are brilliant! Thank you very much for taking the time out to do them :)

so true

Thanks for the pointer. I’ll be trying EverNote on both my PC and my BlackBerry.