Thread: Copies of lists

Hello,
Is it possible to get a copy (not html, maybe .pdf or .doc format) of the lists:

1000 Common Words
500 Russian Verbs
Top Russian Nouns

and any other lists? I want to put them on my ereader for study.

Thank you,

Scott

Do you have them in the HTML? Because if you do, you can easily convert them to the PDF or DOC.

Originally Posted by Crocodile

Do you have them in the HTML? Because if you do, you can easily convert them to the PDF or DOC.

They are the lists on the "Russian Lessons" section of this website:

http://masterrussian.com/vocabulary/mos ... _words.htm
http://masterrussian.com/vocabulary/common_verbs.htm
http://masterrussian.com/vocabulary/common_nouns.htm

If I copy and paste from a browser to Word the formatting gets all messed up. Just trying to get a copy I can put on my ereader.

Thank you,

Scott

Try this one: http://www.primopdf.com/download.aspx
This is a free tool which will install as a printer on your PC. Then, you print the HTML tutorial using File | Print menu and select that new PDF printer. The result will be a PDF file the way it would look on paper.

They are not available in PDF yet. The reason is because if we make an improvement or notice a mistake we can correct it quickly on the site and you will have access to the latest version.

It doesn't mean that the lists are wrong now. But it's like publishing a book, you want to be sure it's 100% accurate before making a print copy.

Originally Posted by Crocodile

Try this one: http://www.primopdf.com/download.aspx
This is a free tool which will install as a printer on your PC. Then, you print the HTML tutorial using File | Print menu and select that new PDF printer. The result will be a PDF file the way it would look on paper.

I'll try it - Thank you!

Originally Posted by MasterAdmin

They are not available in PDF yet. The reason is because if we make an improvement or notice a mistake we can correct it quickly on the site and you will have access to the latest version.

It doesn't mean that the lists are wrong now. But it's like publishing a book, you want to be sure it's 100% accurate before making a print copy.

OK thank you.

Originally Posted by Crocodile

Try this one: http://www.primopdf.com/download.aspx
This is a free tool which will install as a printer on your PC. Then, you print the HTML tutorial using File | Print menu and select that new PDF printer. The result will be a PDF file the way it would look on paper.

I tried the tool. It didn't copy the whole web page. I tried this one:

http://html-pdf-converter.com/en/

nothing has to be installed so it's good when I'm on a linux computer and it copies the whole web page.

Scott