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Is there some place one can order hard copies of Internet Drafts/RFCs? I know these are availible on the Internet, but I prefer hard copies rather than having to read them on a computer screen.
I am not aware of any organization that would be willing to incur the cost of printing out various RFC's, and then absorb the cost of mailing them out as well. Running such a service could very quickly turn into a very expensive proposition.
If you need a permanent copy of a document, then your best bet would be to just print it out yourself. If you don't need a permanent copy, then I'd suggest you just save it to disk, and refer to it as needed. The way I look at it, there's really no need to print out hundreds of sheets of paper just for a one-time reading. Just my 2 cents
Originally posted by J.W.
If you don't need a permanent copy, then I'd suggest you just save it to disk, and refer to it as needed. The way I look at it, there's really no need to print out hundreds of sheets of paper just for a one-time reading. Just my 2 cents
I agree. But in this case I'm only printing out the most important RFCs, as I'm studying these in great detail.
I printed out the sheets myself, as this seemed to be the easiest approach (rather than taking them to a company of some kind) second to ordering copies over the net.
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