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<blockquote data-quote="GMSkarka" data-source="post: 4573909" data-attributes="member: 763">You're talking about wanting print copies of the PDFs you've purchased from a company (in other words, not PDFs you've produced yourself), so you don't have the right to produce a print copy.&nbsp; (Hence the term &quot;copyright&quot;)The simplest way to get what you're looking for -- and one that most PDF publishers would be happy to do for you -- is to simply fire off an email to the publisher, and ask them to produce a print copy for you.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The publisher produces a copy (via Lulu or Amazon's Createspace or similar services), and it gets sent to you from the printer.&nbsp; &nbsp; Expect to pay production costs, shipping &amp; handling, and maybe a small percentage for the publisher for the service.Seriously -- ask.&nbsp; &nbsp; The publisher is the copyright holder, and we're all more than willing to provide stuff that our customers want.....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMSkarka, post: 4573909, member: 763"] You're talking about wanting print copies of the PDFs you've purchased from a company (in other words, not PDFs you've produced yourself), so you don't have the right to produce a print copy. (Hence the term "copyright") The simplest way to get what you're looking for -- and one that most PDF publishers would be happy to do for you -- is to simply fire off an email to the publisher, and ask them to produce a print copy for you. The publisher produces a copy (via Lulu or Amazon's Createspace or similar services), and it gets sent to you from the printer. Expect to pay production costs, shipping & handling, and maybe a small percentage for the publisher for the service. Seriously -- ask. The publisher is the copyright holder, and we're all more than willing to provide stuff that our customers want..... [/QUOTE]

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