I have notice lately that I haven't been able to print pages of magazines obtained through PocketMags.

It was really handy to print them to a PDF and store the on the computer saving having to go on line all the time.

Kind regards

Geoff

Screenshot it ?

Alan

I had tried that but the quality is not really that good.  Passable but not like the printed page.

Thanks anyway.

Kind regards

Geoff

Hi All,
I use digital media a lot, ie, catalogues etc, but you can't beat a magazine or a book. Easier to read and access, plus none of the issues mentioned above!

After just just 5 months back in the hobby £3.95 a throw model railway mags are becoming very "same again". There are just so many times I want to read reviews of the same OO gauge locos, or see 27 ft long OO layouts. Recently some of them haven't even been read.

By comparison I have books on real railway locations bought new at the museums of preserved railway societies for typically £18 a time that are got out almost daily to help with the layout.

Being locked into a subscription to any magazine now seems tenuous no matter how tempting the introductory offer of a free gizmo worth £59.99 might be.

Books still seem a better bet.