1.

Right-click on the page for any document you want -- View Page Source

2. Ctrl + a to select all the html/javascript that opened in a new tab

3. Ctrl + c to copy all the code

4. Ctrl + v to paste that code into your favorite text editor (I use notepad++)

5. Save the code as a html file

6. Each blurred page has a div class name similar to "outer_page only_ie6_border blurred_page" as seen
in the following image:

http://i.imgur.com/M8lmhuo.png

7. Do a search/replace (Ctrl + h in notepad++) for "outer_page only_ie6_border blurred_page" (in the

case of the image above, might be different for you) and replace with "outer_page only_ie6_border" -
Replace All

http://i.imgur.com/BFMXX5n.png

8. Save the html file and open in firefox. Voilà, you no longer are viewing a free preview.

http://i.imgur.com/XZZDbhs.png

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I'll just leave this here... https://github.com/ayltai/Hack-Scribd-Unblurer

Pro-tip: Scroll the entire length of your Scribd doc. When you get to the end, save as complete webpage
(I suggest Chrome). Delete everything that's not a JPG. Open the folder of images in your PDF creator of
choice and save.

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I'll throw my information out there anyway using inspect editor (Firefox) only though now I know it is
useless.

you must FIRST manually scroll down through the whole thing. The code changes only upon being
revealed.

find outer_page_container

Collapse everything inside, choose EDIT as HTML, copy all of it.

open NOTEPAD++

find outer_page_container once more

search for the following values and replace all with nothing (empty space)

color: transparent;

display: block;

text-shadow: 0px 0px 70px black;

unselectable="on"
change these

pageParams.blur = true to pageParams.blur = false

outer_page only_ie6_border blurred_page to outer_page only_ie6_border

outer_page only_ie6_border blurred_page not_visible to outer_page only_ie6_border

display: none; to transform: scale(0.805987); transform-origin: left top 0px; display: block;

Put all the changed cod back inside the inspect editor in the spot you took it from.

As mentioned this method isn't as good as the OP's. Taking longer and formatting doesn't look as great.
But you have the ability to search the document.