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<blockquote data-quote="johnsemlak" data-source="post: 649846" data-attributes="member: 7233">I'm a big fan of PDF's for a lot of reasons.&nbsp; Price is probably the main one.However, I'm not sure I agree that PDFs should be designed primarily to print out. entirely.&nbsp; I prefer to selectively print out what I need (though, I admit, it depends on the product).I Prefer PDFs that take advantage of the what the computer allows:&nbsp; Having detailed bookmarks; having a separate B&amp;W printable version; Having maps and tables separated for easy printing (and perhaps enlarging); etc.I don't have a problem reading off of the computer screen, though I would prefer some PDF's to be easier to read.&nbsp; As Rangerwicket said, I spend enough time on the net reading anyway.&nbsp;I would not buy a PDF with a plan to print it entirely and bind it: I agree with those who say it's not worth the cost savings.&nbsp; I don't buy PDFs for that purpose.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnsemlak, post: 649846, member: 7233"] I'm a big fan of PDF's for a lot of reasons. Price is probably the main one. However, I'm not sure I agree that PDFs should be designed primarily to print out. entirely. I prefer to selectively print out what I need (though, I admit, it depends on the product). I Prefer PDFs that take advantage of the what the computer allows: Having detailed bookmarks; having a separate B&W printable version; Having maps and tables separated for easy printing (and perhaps enlarging); etc. I don't have a problem reading off of the computer screen, though I would prefer some PDF's to be easier to read. As Rangerwicket said, I spend enough time on the net reading anyway. I would not buy a PDF with a plan to print it entirely and bind it: I agree with those who say it's not worth the cost savings. I don't buy PDFs for that purpose. [/QUOTE]

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