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Let's have a look at how we can use the PDF Export - Total Offline PDF App on iPhone and iPad to convert website material or a web page to a PDF file without having to copy and paste it into Word or uploading or downloading the file to the Internet.
Where, on your link, you should press "load page links", then in the "extension" field enter pdf, then put a checkmark by the top mark at "File list".
I'm looking for a book that isn't being sold on any web stores near me, and I can't find it at any local book stores either. I found a pdf file here, but its embedded to the page and I can't download for offline reading. Is there a way I can rip it from the page?
I am trying to download a PDF from a website that provides a subscription-based service to view documents. The platform allows me to view the document via a PDF viewer native to the website and print individual pages, but not the whole document.
I would pretty much say no, because to download a ressource on the internet ressource, you need to have the URL of the ressource. On google, if you do a crafted research you could find all the pdf of a website, but i don't see a way to fill for example a csv with the research results.
Web pages are not (generally and if you don't really stretch the definition) pdf's so there is no way to "download". You can convert them to pdf in many ways, like "print to pdf" (I think included by default in Chrome for example).
Makes it really easy to convert a document to pdf or save a snapshot of a webpage as a couple of examples. You can stamp a PDF with your actual signature in the free Adobe software, which is great for filling out forms combined with the above.
