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Actual module/book vs. download
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I have a laserjet black ink printer only. It’s a wonderful printer and I love it. Will this be a problem in printing out the Module 5 and Stories of the Nations and Stories of America? I would rather print it out, it would save money and shipping time. Thanks!
Blessings,
Terry
I see no issue in printing them. I don’t like printing actual books but printing a guide is ideal. If you have an e-reader you can utilize the books that way.
I’m in Canada, so shipping costs are pretty high for me, plus the longer waiting times, so I do print out whatever books I can.
I use a book binder (I got it at Staples office supply) to put spiral binding on them. The pages hold up much better than using three-hole binders, and we use our scrapbooking supplies to make cute covers. I love having the binder too, because I only have to print out sections I need at the time (if I’m running out of ink or paper) since the binder still will let you add and take out pages as needed. Works for us!
Additional shipping costs would make a big difference. I don’t see why it wouldn’t work to print them.
May I recommend that you print out the sample that is available for download first? I know that some printers don’t have enough internal memory to print out big pdf’s and you can end up with a bunch of gobbledy-gook on your pages when they come out. We had an older laser jet that worked great and I absolutely loved it… but we had to get a new one because it just didn’t have the memory to handle stuff that I would print out from time to time.
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