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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scribble" data-source="post: 5404312" data-attributes="member: 23977">Two things I wanted to point out here...2. Corporations tend to be kind of slow enacting new things. (Whereas gamers, and I guess all customers in general, tend to feel like things should/can happen over night.)2. PDFs are not the only way to market your product digitally.So while cutting pdfs leaves a certain sector of the market uptapped, if tapping that sector with a certain type of product makes use of resources (time, money, employees, etc...) that could bring in better revenue, or just be better utilized elsewhere, cut the pdfs, and look for a better way to market to that now untapped market.They DO market their game digitally in the form of the DDI- and from the looks of the new book formats I get the feeling they're getting ready to start releasing them in ebook format. Like on the nook or Kindle or ipad, or all of the above.It just takes a while for old man corporate to finalize things.</blockquote>