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How do I download a document that exceeds 200 pages?
HeinOnline has a 200 page download limit in place to prevent systematic downloading of content. If you need to download a document that has more than 200 pages, you will have to download it in multiple segments or select multiple page ranges in the “print custom page range” tool. After clicking the download options icon, select “Print Custom Page Range.” Input the first page and an ending page, keeping the total number of pages under 200. Add page ranges as needed.
Continue until you have downloaded the document you need in its entirety.
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