Safaribooks pdf downloader

Printing or downloading a chapter or page range do the same thing - both options create a PDF that does not expire. The PDF can then be printed anytime or read offline.

If you're browsing without having signed in (some Ebook Central sites allow this), you may be prompted to sign in before you can print or download.

To select by page range, click  “Print to PDF”

• If printing/downloading-to-PDF more than the current page, determine page numbers by viewing the page number displayed by the reader at the top right  (in this example, 5 is the current page)
• If the page numbers seem off, see below.
• It's okay to use page numbers like iii, iv, xi, etc. as applicable.

To select by chapter, click “Chapter Download”

• If the chapter is longer than the number of pages you have left to print/download, an error will be displayed with the number of pages left. You’ll need to instead print-to-PDF a page range within your limit.
• If the book has sections or parts, and the chapters are nested under those, the system may default to printing the entire section or part. In this case, the number of pages will likely exceed your limit, so you’ll need to enter the page range instead, or you can print individual chapters or subsections from the book's Detail page.

Note that  “Chapter Download” does not offer page range download. To download a page range the  “Print to PDF” option must be used.



If you’re just trying to print:

• Open the PDF file created by one of the two approaches above and print it.
• Developer note: We’ve found that students today print very little—the digital natives are very comfortable having documents online and are concerned with saving trees! Given this, our focus shifted to Print to PDF, knowing there is always the option, once the PDF is created, to send it to a printer.

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If the page numbers seem off:

• Typically, the page number indicated by the reader in the top-right corner will match the page number shown on the book’s page

• However, the correct page numbers for some books cannot be correctly interpreted.
• If correct page numbers can’t be interpreted, “consecutive page numbers” are used instead, where the cover = page 1, the next page = page 2, etc.
• If this is the case, it is important to indicate the desired page range by checking the start and end page, noting the page number indicated by the reader - not the page number shown on the book's page
• If you encounter a book for which the reader does not show either: