Articles in PDF format? (1 Viewer)

[mwaldo13]

This is directed to Joe and all of the FBG's on staff. Is there any particular reason that the articles are not readily available in PDF format? I visit the site daily as training camps begin, but am not always available to access the site when I would like to be reading (and re-reading) the articles I look forward to each year.

In the past I have copied the articles to Microsoft Word so that I could print them and take them with me. Even having just the electronic copy on a laptop was not always convenient. But now with the convenience of the iPad and Android tablets it would be nice to have save these files to easily read offline.

Would it be possible to set them up as PDF files like you guys do the training camp updates?

Just my

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As an avid reader and user of this site and its tools since 1999, I've enjoyed the watching this site evolve. Thanks for all of the information each year.

 

[mr roboto]

This is directed to Joe and all of the FBG's on staff. Is there any particular reason that the articles are not readily available in PDF format? I visit the site daily as training camps begin, but am not always available to access the site when I would like to be reading (and re-reading) the articles I look forward to each year.In the past I have copied the articles to Microsoft Word so that I could print them and take them with me. Even having just the electronic copy on a laptop was not always convenient. But now with the convenience of the iPad and Android tablets it would be nice to have save these files to easily read offline.Would it be possible to set them up as PDF files like you guys do the training camp updates? Just my *********************************As an avid reader and user of this site and its tools since 1999, I've enjoyed the watching this site evolve. Thanks for all of the information each year.

Kind of agree. The formatting of the articles, especially the long ones, can make it a bit hard to read/skim.I know on my blog i have buttons on the top right of each big post that allows someone to click a pdf, print, or save from the post. It's nice for longer, more detailed content.But I LOVE your articles. Even if this never happens, I will still read them.

 

[mwaldo13]

This is directed to Joe and all of the FBG's on staff. Is there any particular reason that the articles are not readily available in PDF format? I visit the site daily as training camps begin, but am not always available to access the site when I would like to be reading (and re-reading) the articles I look forward to each year.

In the past I have copied the articles to Microsoft Word so that I could print them and take them with me. Even having just the electronic copy on a laptop was not always convenient. But now with the convenience of the iPad and Android tablets it would be nice to have save these files to easily read offline.

Would it be possible to set them up as PDF files like you guys do the training camp updates?

Just my

*********************************

As an avid reader and user of this site and its tools since 1999, I've enjoyed the watching this site evolve. Thanks for all of the information each year.

Kind of agree. The formatting of the articles, especially the long ones, can make it a bit hard to read/skim.I know on my blog i have buttons on the top right of each big post that allows someone to click a pdf, print, or save from the post. It's nice for longer, more detailed content.

But I LOVE your articles. Even if this never happens, I will still read them.

I remember that being the way the Training Camp Updates were. This year they seem to go straight to pdf when you click on the link. Even that would be ok. It's easy to save/export that way, and the two-column format is easy to read.

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

they are available on the FBG app/mobile site.