April 2015 MRH - Web downloader
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Hmmm!
Pandscape - is that something like one-size-fits-all?
Bill D.
N Scale (1:160), not N Gauge. DC (analog), Stapleton PWM Throttle.
Proto-freelance Southwest U.S. 2nd half 20th Century.
Keep on trackin'
Pandscape ... sharp eyes!
That's some sharp eyes there! It's been misspelled since the web downloader debuted in February, so I went back and fixed them all.
The text on the link was goofy but the issue behind the link was correct - that's good at least!
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
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ooops
Landscape edition Page 100 - back page arrow is messed up Joe.
James Eager
City of Miami, Panama Limited, and Illinois Central - Mainline of Mid-America
Plant City MRR Club, Home to the Mineral Valley Railroad
NMRA, author, photographer, speaker, scouter (ask about Railroading Merit Badge)
Not read yet!
Not read yet, but took just over 30 seconds to download to my iPad, and then a few more to open it in Goodreader!
Must be a quiet evening, as it normally takes a lot longer than early in the morning.
Brian
Brian
Deadwood City Railroad, modeling a Santa Fe branch line in the 1960's!
http://deadwoodcityrailroad.blogspot.co
Language!
Thieves burglarize Bowser?
Burglarize?
What's wrong with "burgle", or the even more prosaic "rob"?
Still, at least it wasn't misprinted as "bugger", as here penned over here in the UK several years back...
Simon
Live and let live: celebrate diversity in every aspect of the hobby.
Ipad
iPad does not allow PDF. All other attempts failed
How to read MRH on an iPad
Reading MRH in PDF form on an iPad works just fine, I do it all the time. You just need to know a couple tricks, namely a Tap-and-hold on the link, and using The GoodReader app to read the magazine ($5). I will post the detailed steps with screenshots shortly for iOS8.
You can also read MRH inside iBooks but it's not as nice a PDF reader as GoodReader. Here's a few issues of MRH in iBooks on my iPad in a category I call PDFs ...
Joe Fugate
Publisher, Model Railroad Hobbyist magazine
Read my blog