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I used MS Word to create my first SL-ASL scenario card template. I copied graphics from the Vassal modules. After reading the two books about scenario design (Dorosh and Pitcavage) I learned about MMP's crackdown on 3rd party publishers' infringement on their copyrights (graphics, card layout, etc.). Since I had started a new Facebook group about ASL and SL scenario design I thought it would be advantageous to create a new template that did not use MS Word (Microsoft might get upset creating "commercial material" on a "student" or "home" version of MS Office). I had some exposure with Open Office in the late '90's and decide to try that software. I used the open drawing program and created a template that is free to use and build upon. I do not use graphics but unit nomenclature to identify the counters. I created an example scenario card to show the potential for creating a scenario card for personal use or as a start for a new 3rd party publisher.
So download Open Office and check out the template which I have linked to below:
https://lookaside.fbsbx.com/file/ASL%20Scenario%20Template%20v1.odg?token=AWzysYX4A9LRENPVUxvzWxysWu7RBIgWomrkMdXOmU9b881XHVpVCkhq6dEywzogETwk0PjLXzE6O1zJtB42BbysEbiXbNoHOhSQ5FsYkifIE3CSYtzo4pj0WX1n9LudlAD8XeXfZ722EzA_1AEg-RS6XnBeVz2XmpxUcebaf2FNLxVLli5b883CAuRXFWoAS1I
Here is a pdf of the scenario created with the template so you can look at it before you DL Open Office.