GYO eMag?

[Steve(spt)]

Is the GYO mag avaiable in a pdf format?

I have hundreds of magazines ,from the 1980's on wards. I'm scanning them to store on CD's and sending the paper to the recylcing bin. I just don't have the space to store all these mags now.

I know that some folks will not like reading the mag on the computer screen. If the emags also stored the magazine as jpeg images you can read it on a DVD player or PS2/PS3.

Ofcorse I would be looking of a discount on an eMag version,

any one else have any thoughts?

[Steve(spt)]

Yes, for most I expect will feel the same as piskieinboots. As for the post I only get post on Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays - so sometimes its a long wait.

[scared55]

We would love it and would probably subscribe, depending on the figure. We use the Zinio reader for some magazines, but GYO isn't available there.

KK

[seasprout]

Not much good in a powercut. And i get quite a few around here.

[Dave]

We use the Zinio reader

How did you hear about Zinio?

[scared55]

How did you hear about Zinio?

I used to use it for IT mags when I was working and, more recently, the love of my life found it on the Kitchen Garden website (if you'll excuse my language).

KK

[HeyWayne]

We looked at it for our company literature, but felt it was a little too gimmicky (albeit very clever) when for us pdfs work fine.

[SarzWix]

I think the Zinio thing would be great for all the overseas readers who have to pay such a premium to have the paper copy delivered. I don't think I'd use it much though, as I like to read my magazine in bed or on the allotment when it rains! It'd be great to have access to back-issues in this way though, if that would be possible.