Well, if you really want a print version of something that's not currently available in print, you can always make a custom printing. I point out some tips and tricks for doing that at lulu.com over in this thread:
A few weeks ago, I
casually mentioned that I'd been considering starting a thread about things I'd learned since I started printing personal copies of several PDF-only products via lulu.com. The idea got a better reception than I'd anticipated, so I've decided to go ahead and push forward with it.
I want to stress that this isn't meant to be a step-by-step guide to the process. Most of Lulu's interface is fairly self-explanatory (i.e. that you go to "My Projects" to get started, that when creating a new project you choose "print my book" rather than "publish my book" since the...
