Electronic Rulebook

[Ed Hickland]

Being that Athletic Rules Study is gone does anyone know of another electronic source for the NFHS Rules Book?

[kdf5]

Join the NFHS and you get access to the online rules book.

[Warrenkicker]

And if you are motivated enough and bored enough you can take a few hours, like I did, and transfer all of the text out of the write/copy/print protected pdf on the NFHS website into a Word document. I have the entire Rule Book in Word minus all the illustrations. PM me. It is only 403KB. The pdf on their website is searchable and that is a great thing. Just type in any word and it will list every place it is used in the entire Rule Book.

Now I just wish they would straighten out the issue with the Case Book as I can't open that file though the Rule Book is easy to open. If anyone else can open both tell me but I think they have something messed up on their website.

[Ed Hickland]

Originally Posted by Warrenkicker

And if you are motivated enough and bored enough you can take a few hours, like I did, and transfer all of the text out of the write/copy/print protected pdf on the NFHS website into a Word document. I have the entire Rule Book in Word minus all the illustrations. PM me. It is only 403KB. The pdf on their website is searchable and that is a great thing. Just type in any word and it will list every place it is used in the entire Rule Book.

Now I just wish they would straighten out the issue with the Case Book as I can't open that file though the Rule Book is easy to open. If anyone else can open both tell me but I think they have something messed up on their website.

I got an "Access Denied" trying to access the Case Book. That is a problem with their site.

Too bad NFHS could not continue to do business with ARS as that was a good study tool.

[HLin NC]

Are you a NFHS member? Its $30 to join and you've got to be a member to access online rules.

[grantsrc]

Originally Posted by Warrenkicker

And if you are motivated enough and bored enough you can take a few hours, like I did, and transfer all of the text out of the write/copy/print protected pdf on the NFHS website into a Word document. I have the entire Rule Book in Word minus all the illustrations. PM me. It is only 403KB. The pdf on their website is searchable and that is a great thing. Just type in any word and it will list every place it is used in the entire Rule Book.

Now I just wish they would straighten out the issue with the Case Book as I can't open that file though the Rule Book is easy to open. If anyone else can open both tell me but I think they have something messed up on their website.

Warren,
Now that the online books are in PDF format, you can save them to your computer, but I think you already know that. There really is no need for them to be in word any more. Or am I missing something?

[Warrenkicker]

You would be right except someone there was thinking and didn't want the books to be widely distributed without purchasing. They are write/print/copy protected. As long as they have that protection on you can't save them or even print them. The text is selectable and that is about the only thing the password protection allows.

[3SPORT]

If that is the case you could still make it a pdf after putting it into Word.
After creating the Word document, print it to a pdf using a pdf writer like Cutepdf. Then you should be able to search it using Adobe Acrobat.