Electronic ASL Rulebook Now on Sale!!

[Scott_Blanton]

When? Is that written down some where, with a timeline and schedule since I am paying for this in advance? -- jim

We do not have a timeline or written schedule of updates.

 

[sdennis]

Your war game vault account has your purchases.

So this all works fine unless they go out of business/get hacked/ etc.

 

[WuWei]

So this all works fine unless they go out of business/get hacked/ etc.

You can make backups yourself. The pdf is yours. It even has your name on it.

 

[Gordon]

OK, I just HAD to do it. Tried the "Read Aloud" function of Microsoft Edge.

 

[Honza]

OK, I just HAD to do it. Tried the "Read Aloud" function of Microsoft Edge.

Did it work?

 

[Gordon]

It "worked" in that words were spoken.

 

[von Marwitz]

It "worked" in that words were spoken.

What you heard was what the uninitiated to ASL understand if we read out the rules to them.

von Marwitz

 

[dur]

Scott, a hearty thank you to you, the rest of MMP and all of the proofers on this herculean effort. I am very appreciative that you've taken the time to finally incorporate errata into the text/layout of the rules.

Looking forward to the HASL and SASL chapters being published. Please drop me an email at sonypsp at gmail dot com if you need help with proofing.

 

[Ahriman667]

Great job. Purchased.

 

[Robin Reeve]

I have a question : how can one "Jump" to the Index or to another part of the rulebook, without using the hyperlinks?
I mean: when I have gone to a rules paragraph, how can I go back to the Index for an example (my pdf reader has no "back to preceding page" function, just "move to the immediate previous page in the document")?

 

[lt_steiner]

The link on page iii is still pointing at the old website.

 

[Von Kar]

Yes.
Just got me my copy, too.

I’d be interested in knowing how many copies will be sold eventually.
That number might be a good indication of how many active ASL-players are around worldwide ...

 

[zgrose]

I have a question : how can one "Jump" to the Index or to another part of the rulebook, without using the hyperlinks?
I mean: when I have gone to a rules paragraph, how can I go back to the Index for an example (my pdf reader has no "back to preceding page" function, just "move to the immediate previous page in the document")?

There are bookmarks to jump around with.

 

[Gordon]

I vote for a permanent semi-official thread a la the unofficial PerrySez for "bug reports".

 

[Robin Reeve]

There are bookmarks to jump around with.
View attachment 16525

Thanks !
I rarely use Acrobat Reader for large documents, so thanks for showing me that function!

 

[klasmalmstrom]

Thanks !
I rarely use Acrobat Reader for large documents, so thanks for showing me that function!

It also has a "previous view" button:


But it is hidden by default.

 

[Perry]

I vote for a permanent semi-official thread a la the unofficial PerrySez for "bug reports".

Whereas I vote for bug reports being emailed to easlrbsupport@multimanpublishing.com
as requested in the eASLRB.

 

[Gordon]

Whereas I vote for bug reports being emailed to easlrbsupport@multimanpublishing.com
as requested in the eASLRB.

Well, your vote trumps mine. Hadn't started reading it yet. It might reduce duplication of reports if there was some public way to know what had already been reported, however.

 

[sushidog]

When? Is that written down some where, with a timeline and schedule since I am paying for this in advance? -- jim

I thought you said earlier you weren't buying it.

 

[von Marwitz]

I thought you said earlier you weren't buying it.

It is a solid question. If updates and extensions might justify the given price in his opinion, it is of interest if the 'updates' will happen for example on a regular schedule, or only comparably often as a reprint/new edition of a core module is published.

The updates are part of the price. So it is reasonable to ask for the updates being part of the 'product description' beyond their mere existence.

von Marwitz