nutcracker 02:06 PM 01-14-2015
So I thought I might be an environmentally responsible lad, and I subscribed to the "digital edition" of Pipes and Tobacco Magazine.
There is a problem however - you can only view the magazine online and there is no way to download your editions to read, for example, on an aeroplane.
This would strike me as not being a digital edition at all, and I do feel a bit angry about it. All we have now is a glorified website, for which you have to pay.
Is there anyone with influence with these people, because I confess, I feel ripped off.
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WhiteMamba 02:28 PM 01-14-2015
Did you try sending them an email?
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nutcracker 03:40 PM 01-14-2015
Originally Posted by WhiteMamba:
Did you try sending them an email?
Yep - they said it can't be downloaded.
Go figure....
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The.Sheepdog 09:30 AM 01-15-2015
what they mean when they say that is they are too lazy or cheap to have the pages converted to PDF format for the convenience of the digital users.
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WhiteMamba 10:21 AM 01-15-2015
Originally Posted by nutcracker:
Yep - they said it can't be downloaded.
Go figure....
I would just cancel that and get the hard copy. KILL THE TREES!!!
Or just cancel all together. I find that there is enough information on the internet for free that there is no need to subscribe for magazines any more. Also, you can download web pages onto your iPad (if that's what you have) just add them to your reading list (glasses icon) and you can look at them off line.
:-)
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badbriar 10:18 AM 01-18-2015
Neil... Just love the way you North of the Border Cousins spell words like 'color' and 'airplane' ! Must be a Canadian thing - getting the accent in print!
![Hyenas](images/smilies/hyenas[1].gif)
:-)
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The.Sheepdog 10:33 AM 01-18-2015
Or could be "Cullah" and in the USAF I just called them flying crate things "death traps"!
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nutcracker 11:03 AM 01-18-2015
Originally Posted by badbriar:
Neil... Just love the way you North of the Border Cousins spell words like 'color' and 'airplane' ! Must be a Canadian thing - getting the accent in print!
:-)
My spelling is in fact from my schooling in S Africa, which was quite British. They tried to beat the Boer it of me a bit by working on grammar and spelling. (Thus I grew up bilingual)
Canadian spelling varies, some adopting American form and some British.
But we do apologize for that. Apologizing is a very Canadian thing, eh?
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nutcracker 11:07 AM 01-18-2015