Printing PDFs

[Xpltvdeleted]

I recently took a couple of PDFs I had purchased (GMG and APG) to be printed and bound at Kinkos, and it ended up taking way longer than it should have (IMO) because they had to call and speak to somebody in your office to get permission to print it (they would have bound it NP, but printing that many pages at home is a PITA).

My question is this: Is there a specific page on here or a disclaimer in the books themselves that gives permission for printing/reproduction of PDFs for personal use? I'm not printing these to resell them or any crazy stuff like that...

I like to have PDFs so I can browse on my computer, but I also like to have a hard copy. I know I could get this by getting the RPG subscription, but I don't necessarily want to own every book.

Thanks!

[Sara Marie]

We have an FAQ for the printing of a personal copy of your PDFs here: http://paizo.com/paizo/faq#v5748eaic9n0w.

The willingness of some copy shops to print out a copy seems to vary from location to location (and sometimes even depends of which employee you get).

[Xpltvdeleted]

Thanks!

[Cpt_kirstov]

Sara Marie wrote:

We have an FAQ for the printing of a personal copy of your PDFs here: http://paizo.com/paizo/faq#v5748eaic9n0w.

The willingness of some copy shops to print out a copy seems to vary from location to location (and sometimes even depends of which employee you get).

Staples should have that text in their worldwide database too

[Xpltvdeleted]

I was using FedEx's printonline service. I work for GE, so I get a pretty sizable discount on printing services. I think the guy I talked to probably just didn't know his stuff (I'm sure if Staples has it FedEx would have it)...he sounded awful new.