NFHS 2012 Rules Book
 

I have search here and google for the PDF version of the new 2012 NFHS Football Rules book and can't find it. Does anyone know if it's available and where I might be able to down load it from? Thanks

Two choices- Join the Federation for $35.00 and have access via The Arbiter
or download the app from market fro $4.99.

Fed quit issuing pdf's due to copyright infringement.

Rule book and case book available as one app for iPhone, $5.99

and it is searchable.


and now I can post rules again!

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-M...0/rulepost.png

I have the little paper back copy and it's falling apart not mention small letters. I don't have a iphone, is it availble on Android?

Never mind just found it for Android.

How did you do that?

on my iphone I hit home and off button which takes a screen shot, then email the photo to my email address and then upload to google photos and then link to that url here on this board.

Simple! :)

Can't do that on my droid :(

it can be done but it is much more cumbersome.


http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/...ndroid-device/

Not being a Droid owner, I would imagine there is some way to do a screen capture on an Android device.

My coworker tells me it's Home + Volume Down.

On the Droid Charge, hold the back button and click on the home button. It will save it in your gallery. I imagine it is the same on the other Samsung phones and may work on other Android phones.

Yea to much for me to deal with there and the other ones suggested don't work either. Maybe has something to do with the Droid Razor touch screen.

No, let's say due to copying, not due to copyright infringement.

I recently bought DVDs of the 1932 Universal movie serial, "The Lost Special". Superimposed on the titles was a very recent copyright asserted by Red Circle Media. What do you think that copyright could cover?

From the US Copyright Office:

What is copyright infringement?
As a general matter, copyright infringement occurs when a copyrighted work is reproduced, distributed, performed, publicly displayed, or made into a derivative work without the permission of the copyright owner.

I do believe COPYING would be considered reproduction and providing said copies would be distributing.

Feel free to argue with the agency of the Federal gov't about their definition of what they do. Somehow, I won't be surprised.