Mac users simply need to hit print and "PDF...". Windows should offer similar functionality through a PDFWriter driver. But the site you have on your hands is

Mac users simply need to hit print and "PDF...". Windows should offer similar functionality through a PDFWriter driver. But the site you have on your hands is going to be difficult to PDFify with even a very sophisticated, purpose-built application. It's full of recursive loops, frames, and external links that a crawler algorithm could get tripped up on (either providing multiple copies of the same information, providing them out of order, or snowballing once it left the main site). Judging by the "edited by" authorship notes on the site, I'd guess that this is your task to accomplish, you only need to do it once, and that perhaps all of the pertinent source documents (and little else) are located within the same directory, and that you have access to that directory's list of files. A straightforward "select all", "open", (find next in order), "print (to PDF)" manual process would help you complete that task. At that point you need only get a utility to append each PDF document into one.