Rules-Case Book pdf or word doc?

[wyo96]

I see here where a lot of people post rules and/or case book examples. I would like to have them on my computer, but I can't find a usable version. The NFHS has them, but it is not easy to search, ie. click, click, click to get to one sub paragraph.

While I prefer free, I might be willing to pay a little for electronic rules.

Any Ideas?

Thanks

ps. or are all of you that post rules just fast and accurate typists???

[Nevadaref]

http://www.rules-study.com/indexproducts.html

[wyo96]

Thanks Nevadaref, not free but looks like a good tool.

[Nevadaref]

A while back, perhaps 3 years ago, I found a website that had put the entire NFHS rules book online in Word.doc format. There were 10 links to the ten rules. You had to save each file separately, but you could combine them later. If one wished to update them by hand from the changes over what time had passed, one could then have the books in word format. I can't recall what the website was, but you could probably find it via a google search.

[bigdog5142]

I love the software that Nevadaref posted! I bought it today and it will REALLY get me ready for next week! (Here we go!)

[Jimgolf]

Originally Posted by Nevadaref

A while back, perhaps 3 years ago, I found a website that had put the entire NFHS rules book online in Word.doc format. There were 10 links to the ten rules. You had to save each file separately, but you could combine them later. If one wished to update them by hand from the changes over what time had passed, one could then have the books in word format. I can't recall what the website was, but you could probably find it via a google search.

Someone posted about this last year, and said that he would email the DOC files to anyone who sent him their email address. I'm not posting the link, because he hasn't offered to do this again, yet, but you could search the forum.

I converted the files to a PDF and then to Palm PDF format, but it did not preserve the formatting that the original files had.