Still more: Looking at the race, on the sheets the race is written "Saurians" or "Halflings" Plural. Irksome. The easiest fisx is to singularize the race names under Races. I'm glad to do that for ya, just gimme the "go". The other solution, make a hidden list that is the singular form of the race name, equate a selected race to the hidden chart's singular counterpart, show the singular form on the c-sheet. This seems complicated to me. ALSO, "Hair:" could very well be "Plumage:" or "Fur:" or "Scales:" or "Skin:". It should either be autoselected based upon race (sounds like significant coding) OR a dropdown/radio button option selected during character creation.

OK, Printing Characters: I made the width of the form to be about 670 pixels, which is about the width of a printable page from a laser printer. There are some issues with borders and whatnots. I'll resolve these in time. As for the attribute block, it doesn't print because the image is actually being used as the background for the table cell; it's not a free standing image. I will change that at some point as well.

As for the Delete character at the bottom, not much I can do about that.

WEAPON RANGES: Yes, I can add the field for that. In truth, I need to go through and doublecheck fields for weapons, then add fields while the DB is down.

CHANGING RACE NAMES: Wouldn't advise it in a production stage. much of the character information is stored referentially. If a character is a Saurian, then when the character displayed, it picks up ATTR mods form the race table where race = 'Saurian'. If you change the name willy-nilly, you run the risk of disassociating the character. It can be fixed of course, but I'd rather do it myself. It just involves running a query against the database to change ALL instances of the race, not just in the race table.