Re: LEGENDS News

From: phy6drhj@ast.leeds.ac.uk (Dean Johnson)

Date: Sun, 02 Oct 1994 21:20:12 +0000

In article kh1@ns1.unicomp.net, adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins) writes:
>In article <36db6k$eb7@connect.aus.sun.com>,
>Mark Broadbent - Partner Training Manager - Sun Australia <bent@concept.Aus.Sun.COM> wrote:
>>Has anyone developed software for mapping in Legends? Something that will
>>allow me to store all that terrain, resource, location, and character info
>>that you accumulate. After only a few months I already have over an inch
>>thickness of turn results.
>
>	I only know of one, but it's a gem.  Gordon Lipford has put together
>the Legends Data Base (LDB), currently on version 3.0.  It allows you to
>create a colorful graphic depiction of the map, enter force info, including
>type, character statistics, and location statistics.  It will keep track of
>guild and market info, marks rivers, roads and powerpoints, and will search
>for any resources that you have entered in the data base.  For example, if
>you need cinderoak, you can search anywhere, or within a certain radius of
>some central point.  Likewise with characters and forces.  On the whole, a
>very fine accessory to the Legends player.
>	Unfortunately, there is only one problem.  Gordon has moved recently,
>and I have neither his address or phone number.  Assuming I can ever get in
>touch with him again, I will post the contact info here.  By the way, the
>registration fee for this fine program is only $10.
>

I want this utility and will gladly pay $10.  What does it run on.  PCs, DOS,
Unix, what?  Can it be made to print out sensible lists (e.g. all resource
info in alphabetical order of recsource AND Province number?)

Dean

References

Re: LEGENDS News
adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins)
Thu, 29 Sep 1994 14:32:27 +0000

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Re: LEGENDS News
adam@ns1.unicomp.net (Adam Adkins)
Thu, 29 Sep 1994 14:32:27 +0000