[Affordable$$Audio]

Everyone:
The February Issue of Affordable$$Audio is now available for free download at:  http://www.affordableaudio.org
As always thanks for reading!!

**Firefox users may encounter a forbidden message, I'm trying to solve the problem.  Internet Explorer does work**

[warnerwh]

Thanks again Mark. Love the magazine and the fact that it's free really makes it nice. Btw great article on the importance of acoustics. Give that writer a cigar.

[robert1325]

Nice mag,      Don't read it every month but I like the fact it's only about Affordable stuff for a change !

[Loftprojection]

I download and read it all every month since it started.  I am really happy with this free magazine and the fact that it talks about affordable stuff.  We can't tank you enough for this initiative. 

[ctviggen]

That's a very well done magazine with a good array of topics.

[Affordable$$Audio]

Thanks everyone, but the credit goes to my staff.  they really have made dream a reality.

[Gordy]

Thanks once again Mark!  I use Firefox and have not had a problem downloadiong any of the issues...

[Rob Babcock]

Another FireFox user having no problems.  Great issue, probably the best yet.

[jrebman]

No problems downloading with FF here, but... the PDF renders to a view that makes it extremely difficult, if not impossible, to follow when using a screen reader.  Tagged PDF or straight html would be much nicer to use, and then I might even be able to read it.

-- Jim

[Affordable$$Audio]

jrebman:
I'm sorry you're having difficulty reading.  I have never heard anyone say that.  every month I receive a number of highly readable compliments from a variety of software and all three major OS's (Windows, Mac, Linux).

[jrebman]

jrebman:
I'm sorry you're having difficulty reading.  I have never heard anyone say that.  every month I receive a number of highly readable compliments from a variety of software and all three major OS's (Windows, Mac, Linux).
Sorry, didn't mean any disrespect, but I imagine most of your readership is not blind and using screen reader software to view their PDFs -- so it probably looks great visually, but when rendered in PDF's access view, it comes out all jumbled wherever there are multiple columns, and otherwise if there are sections that I can read normally, they are typically made up of lines with only 2 to 5 words on them.  I have to read line-by-line, and the short lines make it quite tedious to get through an issue.

What I've read, I really like, but honestly, so much of it is so trying that unless I'm looking for something specific, I'm probably not going to read it.

Sorry for not making this clear earlier,

Jim

[Affordable$$Audio]

jrebman:
Ok, that explains things.  If you can live without pics, I could send you the articles in a long Word document or pdf.  Let me know.
Mark

[jrebman]

Mark,

Thank you!  That would be wonderful.  I don't need pictures, so the long Word doc would work great as my software has very robust support for Word.

Let me know how we can work this.

Thanks again,

Jim

[Affordable$$Audio]

Jim:
It's on its way to your email (as long as I typed your address correctly and the browser email properly attached the Word document.  Glad to help.
Mark