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I e-mailed Wizards and they responded: "Dragon magazine is not owned and operated by Wizards of the Coast. Paizo publishing now own Dragon magazine and dungeon magazine. They can be contacted at Paizopublishing.com."
Well I don't know about any of your other questions, but that answer you received is oddly incorrect. Wizards of the Coast still owns Dragon and Dungeon. Paizo merely licenses them. ::shrug::
Try doing this: load one of the PDF files into acrobat reader, then try printing it from there (just to see if this works). If not, the problem is probably with your computer / printer set-up, not the software.
As for the source code, it's basically just a custom PDF viewer. Try searching for an open source equivalent to acrobat. This might be a problem, since Adobe owns the rights to the PDF format: they get licensing fees from companies who develop tools to read/write their format.
Try doing this: load one of the PDF files into acrobat reader, then try printing it from there (just to see if this works). If not, the problem is probably with your computer / printer set-up, not the software.
As for the source code, it's basically just a custom PDF viewer. Try searching for an open source equivalent to acrobat. This might be a problem, since Adobe owns the rights to the PDF format: they get licensing fees from companies who develop tools to read/write their format.
You can search through a directory of PDF files with Adobe Reader.
You should be able to print the pdf's....those of us on Macs had to do it this way anyway.... if I want to read an issue I just stick the disk in and select the proper pdf with the Finder. I set my Mac to open pdf's with Preview, as it's faster loading than acrobat, but you should be able to do the same thing with a Windows machine (except you would be using Acrobat to view).
-Dave
You can also open the cd from "my computer" and simply copy the files onto your hard drive and look at them that way.