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October 2011 Issue

Oct 01, 2011  By F1forHELP
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Guys,

I just downloaded the October 2011 and started reading it. Got to the bottom of the left column on page 8 and had to scroll back to the top of the page to continue reading. Reading page 9 was worse by about a quarter page.

If you are going to use a printed page format for the digital edition, you will have lost another subscriber because there is way to much scrolling.

Joseph Hume
F1 for HELP

‹ Seriously disappointed with the PDF So Disappointing ›

Same here..

tomnet's picture
Submitted by tomnet on Mon, 10/03/2011 - 06:53.

2 out of 3 (including Acrobat Reader for Android) don't make it past Page 31.
Only PDFtoGo saved my day...

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