Can I save or print an article that I have purchased or rented?

If you have purchased an article and downloaded the PDF file, you are entitled to print off one copy for your own use. The PDF file may also be saved to disk for future use. If you have accessed an article via Article Rental, you can only read the article online and are not entitled to save or print it.

• Purchasing journal subscriptions and pay-per-view articles online
• How do I purchase a subscription (individual or organisational) online?
• Is buying content on Cambridge Journals Online secure?
• When trying to purchase a subscription I am asked to set up a new account. Why?
• Why are some journals available at the organisational subscription rate only?
• How do I purchase a pay-per-view article online?
• How long do I have to view an article once purchased?
• When does viewing of a pay-per-view article begin?
• Can I save or print an article that I have purchased or rented?
• What happens if I am unable to download the PDF file in the allotted time?
• I have purchased an individual and organisational rate subscription and two Shopping Baskets (Individual and Organisational) have appeared. Why?
• Is there a maximum number of items I can purchase in one transaction?
• Can I pay in Euros?
• Can I pay in my own currency?
• I live in Europe but would like the journal issues to be sent to an address in North America. Is this possible?

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