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Here's a preview of an upcoming YouTube video on how to safely and legally share your RPG PDFs with your players. Enjoy!If this video is marked "private", it means I've queued it up for general release. It'll be back up in a few days.

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Share D&D and RPG PDFs With Your Players Safely and Legally #dnd #lazydm #dndtip #dmtip

Mike offers a trick for sharing PDFs with your players safely and legally. Instructions from Google https://sites.google.com/a/gooapps.edu.vn/app-learning-center/tips-library/docs-tips/prevent-others-from-downloading-printing-and-copying-shared-drive-files Visit the Sly Flourish Blog https://slyflourish.com/ Subscribe to the Sly Flourish Newsletter https://slyflourish.com/subscribe/ Subscribe to the Sly Flourish Podcast https://slyflourish.podbean.com/ Support Sly Flourish on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/slyflourish Buy Sly Flourish Books: https://shop.slyflourish.com/

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Gustavo Campanelli

That was a really good tip, I can also share this way, with the download options on, the character sheets, since it looks like it's a great way of centralizing a place for the documentation.

Brad F

I didn't realize that you also need to specifically shut off the options to download or print the file to allow for a proper "view only" option. Thanks for the tips! This was a very helpful video.

Tatum Vayavananda

I have no positive confirmation but I feel like my question inspired this video :) Thanks for the great information, Mike!

Michael Shea

It may very well have! I've had a few people ask about sharing PDFs and its something I personally dealt with when running my KP-focused 5e games recently.

Tatum Vayavananda

This will be of definite utility to the TTRPG community! Thank you for all you do!

Richard Anderson

Really great advice and a cool tool I never thought of using. Thx Mike!

Jim Baird

This is a great tip, Mike! Is there a way to create a link to a specific page in a PDF using the Google Drive share feature?

Andres Yuhnke

I believe there are a few clunky work arounds, but I think the easiest way would be to extract the page or pages you want to share to a separate file. If you don't have acrobat pro you can find free alternatives, I've been using dochub.com for a few years without any problems.

Patrick W.

You can use most modern browsers to "print to PDF" and create a selection of the pages you need, then use Mike's method to shade the resulting document.