What is the digital format?
We've partnered with a company called Zinio to create a convenient, new digital format that features the same great content and the same great design delivered straight to your desktop over the Internet.
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What application do I use to read the magazine in digital format?
The Digital Version requires software that was developed by Zinio and is FREE for our readers. When your first digital issue is ready, you'll receive an e-mail notification along with instructions on registering with Zinio and installing the FREE Zinio Reader software.
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Will the FREE Zinio Reader work on my computer?
The Zinio Reader works on both PC and Macintosh computers. The Zinio Reader works in Windows 98, ME, NT, 2000 and XP. A Pentium II 233 or better is recommended. The Macintosh version requires OS X 10.1 or higher. A G3 or better is recommended.
For the most current system requirements, click to: http://www.zinio.com/reqs?os=win.
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Can I read my digital magazines at work and at home?
Of course! You can read your digital issues both at work and at home plus on your notebook by using your unique Zinio account. You can read your digital issues on more than one PC once you install the Zinio Reader and simply download the magazines again. Then, you'll have convenient access to your digital issues anywhere.
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If the magazine is in digital format, does that mean I can do a keyword search for a topic?
Yes, you can. You can search for a word or set of words that appear in the text of a magazine, making it easier to find that article you remember reading last month.
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Can I mark up my digital magazines the way I do with the print version?
The Zinio Reader has highlight and note features that mimic the way we use print magazines. Highlight key passages that you want to return to, or jot yourself a reminder about a product of interest that you want to research, or an event you want to attend.
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How much disk space does the Zinio Reader use?
When you download the Reader, the file size is approximately 7MB.
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How much disk space does a typical issue take up?
When you download each issue, the file size is approximately 17-25MB.
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Why do you need my e-mail address?
E-mail address is required in order to receive your monthly digital issue. Both Zinio and Maclean's are committed to strictly maintaining your privacy--you can view Zinio's Privacy Policy at http://www.zinio.com/policy and our own Privacy Policy at http://www.rogersmagazines.com/media/index.html.
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How do I get my digital issues?
When you install the Zinio Reader, you will also create an account with Zinio. You will be notified via e-mail as each new issue becomes available. The Zinio Delivery Manager will download your issues automatically or you can retrieve them whenever it's most convenient for you.
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Do I need to be connected to the Internet to read my issues?
No, you only need to be connected when you download your issues.
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What Internet connection speed should I have?
For the best results on receiving and reading Maclean's in digital format, we recommend that you have broadband connection to the Internet. Dial-up users should have at least a 56K modem.
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How do I print pages from my digital magazine?
Please click here and follow instructions on how to print pages from your digital magazine.
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How do I download my digital magazine automatically?
Please click here to find out how you download your digital magazine automatically.
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The Zinio Reader for my PC is slow. How can I speed up the performance, and make the pages flip faster?
The easiest way to speed up the Zinio Reader for PC is to disable the page-flip and zoom animations. To do that, simply follow these steps:
1. Open the Zinio Reader, click Tools > Zinio Reader Options.
2. Choose the Advanced tab.
3. Under Animation Controls, un-check "Enable Page-flip Animation" and un-check "Enable Zoom Animation" and then click OK.
For more details, click here.
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Where do I go with additional technical questions?
Please go here to get answers on additional technical questions that you may have.
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