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Sep 21, 2011  By mugs
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So, when is the October digital edition going to be ready?

‹ Problem with ad on page 31 (October 2011 issue - PDF version) September 2011 Issue, #209 ›

Where are the mobi files?

kenowen's picture
Submitted by kenowen on Thu, 09/29/2011 - 08:25.

My email from the subscription folks said that there are mobi (kindle) files. On this site, there appear to be no mentions. In fact the FAQ is old (August 19) and has no information. If this is going to be an on-going hassle, I will be a long-time former subscriber. What's the deal?

Ken Owen
http://www.eowen.com

October issue: Where is it?

bwalton's picture
Submitted by bwalton on Tue, 09/27/2011 - 17:07.

So how is one supposed to view the October 2011 issue? It doesn't appear on the list of issues. It seems like there should be a big unmistakable button for the current issue, but searching all over the place doesn't reveal the secret. The email had one column from the October issue, but, as far as I can tell, no link for the full October issue. My patience is wearing thin, as it seems the same thing happened in September.

Oct 1

cbier's picture
Submitted by cbier on Tue, 09/27/2011 - 16:02.

They said they'd send an email with links.

Have email but link doesn't

nickwhite's picture
Submitted by nickwhite on Tue, 09/27/2011 - 16:34.

Have email but link doesn't get me to the Oct edition or was the email a "taster" for the full version?

That was the Editor's Intro

cbier's picture
Submitted by cbier on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 09:46.

That was the Editor's Intro to this month's edition

I'm a busy guy. How about

bwalton's picture
Submitted by bwalton on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 19:04.

I'm a busy guy. How about one email when the issue is actually ready to read? Thanks.

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