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rubaiyat · 05-07-2006, 02:22 PM

I do not know the exact method but I have encountered converted magazines which still retain the Zinio tags.

They appear to be produced by TeAM YYePG. email to: yyepg@msn.com.

Zinio magazines are cumbersome, a little less so when you turn off the page turning animation. Having pdf files with thumbnails and bookmarks I think is more practical.

Reading lengthy text, even on a good quality screen like an iMac, is a chore, but these magazines can make excellent references when heavily illustrated with tutorials like some of the better British magazines such as Computer Arts and 3D World.

05-07-2006, 02:22 PM	#18
rubaiyat Junior Member Posts: 1 Karma: 10 Join Date: May 2006	Yes Dorothy there is a way to convert Zinio to pdf... I do not know the exact method but I have encountered converted magazines which still retain the Zinio tags. They appear to be produced by TeAM YYePG. email to: yyepg@msn.com. Zinio magazines are cumbersome, a little less so when you turn off the page turning animation. Having pdf files with thumbnails and bookmarks I think is more practical. Reading lengthy text, even on a good quality screen like an iMac, is a chore, but these magazines can make excellent references when heavily illustrated with tutorials like some of the better British magazines such as Computer Arts and 3D World.