2000-2006

[threeplusfire]

On an unrelated, but also nifty note, @sadpear got a stack of LJ books today., originally uploaded by colmmcsky.

I took advantage of a coupon from Lulu to print up hard copies of my LJ from the beginning in December 2000 to the end of 2006. It runs 3,328 pages altogether and includes comments. I used their basic stock cover designs because I sort of love how they remind me of school books.

Comments

[ckocher.livejournal.com]

Ooh! How did you do this? Do you have to save your LJ somewhere else, then upload to the book creation page?

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

Essentially you make a PDF of whatever you are going to print, and then upload it to the Lulu site. I use LJBook to get the whole thing copied over at once, and then I can edit the PDF if I need to after. (Much faster than copying and pasting.) Lulu has a lot of options for size, hardcover or softcover, etc.