Electronic Rulebook

[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.

[grantsrc]

Ed-
I got the same message. I can access the rule book but not the case book. Odd.

[3SPORT]

I didn't have a problem saving the rulebook pdf to my computer but I did get the message about access denied on the casebook.

When I clicked on the rulebook link it asked me if I wanted to open the file or save it and I saved it without a hitch.

[Ed Hickland]

Originally Posted by 3SPORT

I didn't have a problem saving the rulebook pdf to my computer but I did get the message about access denied on the casebook.

When I clicked on the rulebook link it asked me if I wanted to open the file or save it and I saved it without a hitch.

NFHS wants us to buy paper copies, therefore, we cannot alter or even print the electronic rule book unlike the NCAA book. NFHS could have done a better job in preparing the PDF like adding tabs, bookmarks, etc. Anybody can create a PDF from some electronic copy. They spent more time securing the book rather than making it useful.

Since they put ARS out of business they could at least developed something better.

[Warrenkicker]

I have never been able to get this pdf saved though others said they could. Instead of opening the file and then trying to save it I finally right-clicked on the link and then, depending on the program you are using, did Save Link As or Save Target As and it wrote the pdf to a file that I was able to save and open. The file is still password protected but at least I have a copy of it now.

[3SPORT]

I found a freeware program that will let you print out a locked pdf file.

Google Brava Reader.

[Warrenkicker]

The Case Book is on-line now.