Some day I may create a built-in option to generate PDFs, but for now you have to tell your browser to do it for you.

If you're using a Mac, open up the printing screen. In the lower left corner you can select the option to save it as a PDF instead of printing.

If you're using Windows, the solution will depend on what browser you're using.

• If using Chrome, hit the change destinate button on the print screen and select "Save as PDF."
• If using Firefox or Internet Explorer, you will need to use a PDF print driver. If you don't already have one, try PrimoPDF. Download and install it. Then when you want to create a PDF, hit print in Firefox/Internet Explorer and select "PrimoPDF" as the printer. Anything sent to this fake printer will be saved as a PDF instead of printed.

Make sure whoever prints the PDF for you prints it using the "Actual Size" (not "Fit") setting in Adobe Reader.

A few notes that should help:

• If you're using Internet Explorer, do a print preview before printing and set the print size to 100% (i.e., turn off "shrink to fit" on print preview page). Turn of headers and footers to avoid it overlapping the cards.
  
• If you're using Firefox (with Windows), turn off "shrink to fit" (i.e., set scaling to 100%) in the print preview box. You also must turn off headers and footers.
  
• I don't think this ever happens using Chrome or if you're using a Mac with any of the supported browsers. If that understanding is incorrect, please let me know.
  
• If printing from a generated PDF, be sure to have Adobe Reader print it at "Actual Size" (not "Fit").
  
• If you are not in the United States (and using A4 size paper), you must use the print 2 cards per page option. Printing 3 per A4 page is not supported, but something I can look into if there are requests and someone thinks they have a printer that can print with only a few mm of margin on the left and right sides. It can fit, just barely.

This can happen when printing 3 cards per page with Firefox/Windows. I think Firefox/Mac is OK. Firefox can be made to work though. Here are the steps:

First, turn off "shrink to fit" (i.e., set scaling to 100%) in the print preview box. Also turn off headers and footers in the print setup box. Check to see if that helped by doing another print preview. If it did, great. If not, you've encountered a bug that is in current versions of Firefox when printing to most printers. Printing 2 cards per page will work fine. If Firefox has this bug with your printer and you really want to get 3 cards per page, print to a PDF file instead of your printer (see above). The PDF printer does not have this bug. You can then print the PDF file as normal.

Some cards (e.g., C3G's Absorbing Man) have markers included with the card. When printing 3 cards per page these markers can sometimes overlap with the neighboring card. I do not have an automatic fix for this problem, and it will probably be quite a while before I implement one.

If the card only has markers in a couple of corners you may be able to change the order of printing the cards to avoid the overlap. If there are markers on all four corners, that's not possible so your only options are to either print 2 cards per page or insert a "blank card" (found in the Miscellaneous category) as the middle card on a page with one of these troublesome cards. That has the effect of limiting you to two cards on that page with the other pages still able print 3 per page.

It's a password that members of customs groups use to unlock/load their pre-release cards into this web app so they can print them. Without a code, you can only see the publicly released cards.

Now, who do I rep for this?!?