Print Formats
There are many who enjoy reading publications such as our Journal articles and blog posts on real paper. In some cases it may be much easier on the eyes to read these articles on paper than on a computer screen. It is also sometimes much easier to mark up and take notes on a hard copy. Interpreter articles are available in hard copy print via a couple of different methods.
From each Journal article or blog post, you can simply click on the “Local Print” button in the left toolbar, which will display a printable version of the article. You can then open your browser’s print dialog box to print out a nicely formatted print copy of the publication from your own desktop computer printer. Note that many of these papers are 20-30 pages in length, and will use a good amount of ink and paper.
An additional option for Journal articles and blog posts, is to open the PDF file format using the ” Local PDF” button on the left toolbar and print from that file. This will give you a printed copy that looks like the article on the site.
An additional option for Journal articles is to open the PDF file format using the “PDF” button on the right-hand side of articles, and print from that file. This will give you the same cover, page breaks and footnote formatting as the print-on-demand version below.
We have also partnered with Hewlett-Packard’s MagCloud service to offer us a print-on-demand option for all of the individual Journal articles. By clicking on the “Paperback” button on the right-hand side of articles, you will be taken directly to the MagCloud website where you are given the opportunity to order a print copy. These print copies are high quality volumes, bound with saddle stitch or perfect binding. The paper used is sturdy matte text stock, with FSC-certified, acid-free and fully recyclable paper. They are printed using HP’s industrial Indigo printing technology.
For as little as a few dollars, and in as few as three days, you can have a professionally bound printed copy of the article shipped and delivered direct to your doorstep, anywhere in the world.
You can stay advised of the latest print-on-demand publications that are available by subscribing to the Order Print Copy feed.
(Note: MagCloud also offers a free digital e-book version of the publications that you may use to read the Interpreter Journal, including iPad and PDF versions. Once ordered through MagCloud, you can use the MagCloud iPad app to login to your account to view and read these eBook versions.)
