TrainLife is calling it's magazine archive back up and running.

[nkalanaga]

Another option for PCs, although it would take more work if you wanted multiple pages, is the "Print Screen" key, then save the file in a photo editing program.

[JMaurer1]

For PC's: Print the page and under printer type select "Microsoft print to PDF"

[nkalanaga]

OK, I've never tried that one.  Learn something new every day.  On my Windows XP the option is "Adobe PDF", but it does work.  I tested it on this page, which ended up as a two page PDF, and looked fine.

[peteski]

"Printing" a 60+ page magazine, one-page-at-a-time is a pain in the behind.  But I guess that if someone just wants a specific article that won't be too bad. Then you end up with each page being a separate pdf file. You might find a way to merge them, but that is even more work. That is annoying, especially knowing that the article you are reading online is already s regular multi-page pdf file.