online copy of the quilt life

[Margo C.]

I would love to be able to access this on my ereader or on my laptop, without having to wait so long for the file to download each time. If I could save it on either device it would make it much more useable. While it downloads on my ereader I can't use it for anything else, like email. If I could save it on my laptop, I could transfer and save it on my ereader

I think there is a way it can be formatted so it can scroll as pages, and on my ereader it would remember what page I was on when I last accessed it.

I was hoping to be able to enjoy the emagazine while on the road, as it is now I can't see waiting for it to download each time.

I hate to sound ungrateful when the emag was free, but hope you will find my comments helpful for paying customers.

Thank you for offering the free emag.

Regards

Cathy Clark

[Margo C.]

Cathy, you might want to check with AQS about your issues. The Quilt Life is a separate entity from TQS.

[Lone K.]

Hi Cathy
I have not tried the free issue, but save my subscription issues of TQL as a PDF, by clicking the PDF icon in the bottum right of the screen, when the e-mag is opend.
This way I can read my mags offline.

Regards
Lone

[Lone K.]

Not sure about your ereader, but I downloaded the PDF to my laptop no problem. I really enjoyed reading the magazine that way!

[Lone K.]

Thank you for your advice. Adobe didn't give me a toolbar, but I saved through right-click and it is now on my ereader. I am enjoying reading the emag that way.


Thanks again!

[Lone K.]

I appreciate the opportunity to view a free copy of Quilt LIfe online, but the amount of time it takes to load it is prohibitive. A good idea that needs some refinement. Thanks, anyway.

[Lone K.]

I was able to save it to my ereader, which means no more download time, however the file is huge (the epub files are tiny by comparison) so I deleted it anyway...