Birthright databases

[Rasmus Juul Wagner]

Does anybody have some kind of software that makes it easier to track
changes to the domains?

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"Preemptive Retribution"

Rasmus Juul Wagner
Technical University of Denmark
c958650@student.dtu.dk
www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Stadium/7859
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[Eric Mukogawa]

Hiya,

The Gorgon's Alliance computer game for Birthright had some domain
action tools added to its final release. Unfortunately Sierra dropped the
product, but it is still quite usable. I don't know if anything else has
been written to date. It would definately be something worth having for
those many player domain actions. :)

esmdev@earthlink.net

- -----Original Message-----
From: Rasmus Juul Wagner
To: birthright mailing list
Date: Tuesday, March 24, 1998 3:41 AM
Subject: [BIRTHRIGHT] - Birthright databases


>Does anybody have some kind of software that makes it easier to track
>changes to the domains?
>
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>"Preemptive Retribution"
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>Rasmus Juul Wagner
>Technical University of Denmark
>c958650@student.dtu.dk
>www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Stadium/7859
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[DKEvermore]

In a message dated 98-03-24 06:35:27 EST, you write:

> Does anybody have some kind of software that makes it easier to track
> changes to the domains?
>
Um, well you could do what I did. I made a database and use it to keep track.
You could do it with any Works, Access(harder), or FileMakerPro(easiest)
program.

Unfortunately, I won't be distributing my database as it contains entirely
domain-specific stuff.

More fun with databases: Create a spreadsheet containing all the War Card
info, link it to the database with a war card graphic (I use the BR net logo,
dimmed as the background) and print up all the war cards you need, on demand!

Ahem. 'Course I haven't got the "link" to work yet, but hey! it's still
useful to me.

- -DKE

[Jason Taylor]

>Does anybody have some kind of software that makes it easier to track
>changes to the domains?

I might be able to throw a little something together.

The problem is my Birthright experience is relatively limited. I just
started reading the rules and experimenting about a month ago. But, if
everyone who would be interested in such a program threw in a little wish
list of what they would like to see it do then I could just write it based
on the input from the Birthright veterans.

I have also written some other freeware AD&D utilities on display at the
website listed below. This should give you an idea of what to expect.

Let me know what you think,
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Jason Taylor

Lead Programmer
CampaignScribe AD&D® Utilities
jtaylor@mgl.ca
http://home.on.rogers.wave.ca/jasont/adnd/

"We are plain quiet folk and have no use for adventures. Nasty, disturbing
uncomfortable things! Make you late for dinner! I can't think what anybody
sees in them."
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[Shade]

You could go to Eric Dunn's PBeM page.
it's at

http://ascent.cyberserv.com

There he has some utilities that are useful for this kind of thing.


>> Does anybody have some kind of software that makes it easier to track
>> changes to the domains?
>>
>Um, well you could do what I did. I made a database and use it to keep
track.
>You could do it with any Works, Access(harder), or FileMakerPro(easiest)
>program.
>
>Unfortunately, I won't be distributing my database as it contains entirely
>domain-specific stuff.
>
>More fun with databases: Create a spreadsheet containing all the War Card
>info, link it to the database with a war card graphic (I use the BR net logo,
>dimmed as the background) and print up all the war cards you need, on demand!
>
>Ahem. 'Course I haven't got the "link" to work yet, but hey! it's still
>useful to me.
>
>-DKE
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>>'unsubscribe birthright' as the body of the message.
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