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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Psion" data-source="post: 3306190" data-attributes="member: 172">It's not much of a shift, really. If I don't know if I am going to use a book, I prefer it in PDF because it's generally cheaper and doesn't use much shelf space. If it's something I find out I am going to be using, I prefer having both forms: PDF for prep, print for play or for casual reading.Which is why I hoped that the "package deal for both" type arrangement like RPGobjects and Behemoth3 had going on a few years ago would gain acceptance. Alas, it seems it was not to happen.At any rate, I see DRM as being of diminished value compared to either. PDF is a long lasting, portable format. I can take my pdfs to different computers and still be able to work on them, and endure the inevitable PC turnover that seems to happen, without having to worry about being at the whim of a customer service rep who might decide they don't need to let me use my product on a new system. I'm not going to pay full print price for that. (Or really, any price. I have never paid for a DRM product, and for that matter, due to issues to porting to different systems, never bothered moving the freebies I got to my new laptop.)</blockquote>