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Subject: ARRL drops the other shoe on print version of QST
Date: Sun, 13 Jan 2013 21:16:10 +0000
From: Dave Heil
Newsgroups: rec.radio.amateur.moderated
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On 1/13/2013 17 53, Howard Lester wrote:

Holding down the left button of my mouse, I can move the page around as
necessary. Is that ideal? Heck no. But it works, and it seems to be the
simplest way. Still, I *much* prefer the printed magazine regardless how
well QST [ever] presents their digital version.

Howard N7SO


I tried a year of CQ's digital edition. I didn't care for the need of
the special Zinio reader. I dropped it like a hot potato when it
expired and went back to my printed edition. I'm never opting out of
the printed QST. Got 'em all back to 1919.

73,

Dave Heil K8MN
near but not in Cameron, WV




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On Tue, 15 Jan 2013 08:59:57 -0500, Dave Heil wrote:


I tried a year of CQ's digital edition. I didn't care for the need of
the special Zinio reader. I dropped it like a hot potato when it
expired and went back to my printed edition.


Was it true what I heard about Zinio, that the magazine ads are popup ads
you have to click on to go away? (I subscribe to print versions of CQ and
PopComm.)

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