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I went to that link and decided to purchase those issues. But, they cannot be downloaded. A person can only subscribe to the issues and view online.
Better than expensive postage to the USA. But their flash based viewing makes it a little difficult to read. Hopefully in the future they will used PDF or other easier form of navigation for the pages.
Thanks.
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I have done that before slso with the PrtScrn. I just found out if you Right Click the Flash Menu has a Print function that prints the whole visible page but it cuts off part of the words around the images sometimes.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I saw your forum name over on Cumulus also. I go over there quite a bit for info.
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If you are running win 7 pro you will find a snipping tool. This allows you to cut any image from your screen and save as a jpeg. I have done this with my silicon chip purchases and then you put the image into a word doc and save the whole lot as a pdf. This gives you all the articles in one single pdf document.
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I have Windows 8.1 it also has the snipping tool. But seems like it pretty much works like PrScrn except you don't have to crop the image.
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It is better than print sxreen as you can crop and manipulate the exact image you need at the beginning of the process.[/align]
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Oh, okay I see what you are talking about now.
Thanks.
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I have the full 4 articles of the WD Pro2 scanned into PDF format for those that may be interested...
If you would like it, send me a PM.
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I have the corresponding SWF files which can be directly read in Chrome. Quite handy!