Robert's Rules Kindle, PDF version needed

[Romans922]

Does anyone know where I may find Robert's Rules of Order in a kindle version, pdf or something like that. Searchable PDF is better, but not necessary. I can't find one anywhere.

I particularly am looking for the 11th edition in PDF but I'll take 10th edition if necessary.

 

[VictorBravo]

If you want free, Gutenberg has an old version:

Robert's Rules of Order by Henry M. Robert - Free Ebook

There's a kindle edition that claims to be of the 11th edition for $0.99. You can check it out to see if it is what you want:

Amazon.com: Robert's Rules of Order (Illustrated) eBook: Henry M. Robert: Books

 

[fredtgreco]

Vic, that Kindle edition is not the 11th. It looks like the original (historical) version.

 

[Romans922]

Fred, don't you have something? If not, I am seriously disappointed in you.

I'm heading into RPR this week and was hoping to not have to carry my book along.

 

[Alan D. Strange]

At this point, RONR (11th ed.) is available only in the print edition and on CD-Rom. You can check this out at The Official Robert's Rules of Order Web Site. This is the only valid edition--since it is the current one--for organizations that have adopted RONR for use in its meetings.

Peace,
Alan

 

[fredtgreco]

At this point, RONR (11th ed.) is available only in the print edition and on CD-Rom. You can check this out at The Official Robert's Rules of Order Web Site. This is the only valid edition--since it is the current one--for organizations that have adopted RONR for use in its meetings.

Peace,
Alan

Alan,

What version is the cd rom? Is it a PDF on the cd?

 

[Romans922]

WOw, just looked. $70 for cdrom. I'd think they would make more money if they made a kindle edition or something.

 

[Ask Mr. Religion]

WOw, just looked. $70 for cdrom. I'd think they would make more money if they made a kindle edition or something.

Comes with a few extras:

http://www.robertsrules.com/pdfs/RR Website Robert Rules Order Form_2013.pdf

 

[Alan D. Strange]

Fred, I don't know what e-form the CD has. I use the hardback edition.

Robert's heirs closely control this. You want a e-version: this is the price. They move slowly. I think that this is the first e-version. Kindle or the like will likely come, but only when they can make sure that it will be profitable.

Peace,
Alan