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LOL me and written words do not always get along.
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Would someone mind explaining to me (in layman's terms) how I would transfer a .por file from my computer to my iPad, without using Dropbox? May as well as get used to it now. I have a game tomorrow night where I'm playing 2 characters, and prefer to run one character on my PC and the other on my iPad.
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However, the file will then be stored locally in HeroLab, and any changes you make will NOT be updated within the DropBox copy. |
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Location: Alabama
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I don't suppose this can be worked around on the client side by just not updating Dropbox?
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Location: Ohio
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I would very much like to see support for another file sharing system either LW run, publicly run or private server (I run). I have a whole group (8 people) that use iPads and the current Dropbox implementation is OK. The current approach doesn't let me share the Hero Lab folder nor does it support sub-folders at all. This is kinda clunky as I have to manually move the file around when we switch GMs.
But, as I said, it's way better than nothing. The iPads will become very, very hard to use without some type of easy sync to the outside world. How about TFTP/FTP/SFTP-Sync? Kizan Me: How bad could it be? Him: What's the worst that could happen? |
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Google Drive support?
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If using the newer Dropbox API isn't practical, is there any chance of having google drive support instead? Our group already uses drive to keep notes, share character art, and provide our portfolios to our GM, so it'd be a nice upgrade for us. (Better yet, is there any chance that there might be an android version of Hero Lab with the ipad-style UI at some point? Hero Lab is the only reason that my ipad isn't sitting in a drawer gathering dust. Everything else that I use it for could be done better and easier on an android tablet on which file management is simple instead of locked away from the user.) |
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