> I can understand the desire to have just a single file that contains all the information. I wonder if there is a HTML -> pdf tool. I guess worst case is it can be done as HTML -> postscript, and I think ghostscript can do ps -> pdf. The linux ps2pdf command offers a solution. Just print your html page on a postscript printer driver, but print to file instead of to the printer. I have a script I wrote that runs in the background, converting any ps files that are dropped into a particular directory. I realize this isn't a direct, automated html to pdf conversion, but, anybody with a linux machine can do this. An oddity about html->pdf conversion is that html is not generally rendered to a particular size... and is not paginated. The pagination issue is not insignificant. I think it would not be hard to have a tabular format that a script could be used to build HTML output so that someone does not have to use a wysiwig editor or know about html authoring. I have written scripts like this before. The build process could automatically do the work. If a paginated output is desired, that could be addressed too.