Awesome.

Jeff you can download any article and convert it to a pdf by just changing the following:

my $beg = 3611;
my $end = 3628;

Which are the beginning and ending page numbers and are listed in the URL for each page. They pdf is fairly large because it is just concatinating the images of each page but it is much more readable than the website and it prints out nicely. It does need the "convert" and "wget" commands to work since it calls both.

How about something working on a Windows system XP or higher?

Concatenating, I like that word. Isn't it spelled with an "e" though?

The code he posted will work on a Windows XP system as long as you have a Perl interpreter installed. ActiveState (www.activestate.com) provides one.

I'm just happy I was only off by an "e"

You are right. You would also have install "wget" and "convert" which I imagine are available for Windows but have never checked (I am rarely on a non-Unix system). The Perl code just calls those programs and they do most of the work (although no doubt you can see that from the code itself).

That looks like a lot of downloads, but I'll give it a try.

Yep, its not the most user-friendly thing. Of course, I am always happy to make you a pdf.