Core rulebook in greyscale or without images

I have an Amazon Kindle, which is great to use during games. The core rulebook is incredibly huge though, even as the chapters only it loads very slowly.

I tried editing it, but there are security barriers. Can you please make a pdf-version with no images, or perhaps merely greyscale? Or maybe somehow tell me how to do so myself, I have a registered Adobe Distiller license, but the files are passworded.

I would really love to be able to use the book on my Kindle :)

You may want to try the Pathfinder Roleplaying Game Reference Document.

You might also be able to get some use out of this PDF that is based off of the Reference Document mentioned by Russ.

You might also be able to get some use out of this PDF that is based off of the Reference Document mentioned by Russ.

That is incredible. Is it your work hogarth? It is something of a pity we can't get more b&w and imageless copies of Paizo products. Although I do understand not having them.

hogarth wrote:

You might also be able to get some use out of this PDF that is based off of the Reference Document mentioned by Russ.

That is incredible. Is it your work hogarth? It is something of a pity we can't get more b&w and imageless copies of Paizo products. Although I do understand not having them.

Nope, some other guy did it; I'm way too lazy to come up with something that looks that good!

According to the cover page and the d20PFSRD downloads page, Mike Dusseault is the creator.

Mike did an awesome job on that. He also did a black and white bestiary with no images. Both are on the downloads page of d20pfsrd.com.

Great! Thanks everyone :)

Disenchanter wrote:

hogarth wrote:

You might also be able to get some use out of this PDF that is based off of the Reference Document mentioned by Russ.

That is incredible. Is it your work hogarth? It is something of a pity we can't get more b&w and imageless copies of Paizo products. Although I do understand not having them.

Nope, some other guy did it; I'm way too lazy to come up with something that looks that good!

According to the cover page and the d20PFSRD downloads page, Mike Dusseault is the creator.

Yeah, I caught the cover page credits. But I had no way of confirming or denying it was you.