Downloading
the On-Line Edition
On-line editions of
all issues of Summer Times may be downloaded here.
After editing and publishing thirteen excellent issues
(November 1999 to November 2005), David Fowler
finally took a well-deserved break. Until a new editor was found, Summer Times
was replaced by
a semi-annual newsletter in A4 format. For three issues (May and
November 2006, and May 2007), there was no on-line edition of the
newsletter. However, they were subsequently recast in
A5 format, with the same
covers (minus advertising) as the full versions of Summer Times,
and can now be retrieved here.
Peter Newham took over as the Summer Times editor, starting
with the November 2007 issue. This is a joint effort with David
Fowler, who continues to lend his experience and expertise to the effort.
You may open (in
place) or download Summer Times by clicking on the date of the issue you
want. If you want to download the file and your browser doesn't normally
prompt you to choose between downloading and opening in place, click the
right mouse button. Otherwise, click the left button.
If you decide to
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connection, just a few seconds.
Dial-up
users should note that the the
November 2001, the May and November 2002, and the November 2003 issues are
over 3 megabytes each, so please be patient.
Starting with the
November 2000 issue, all on-line editions are formatted for A5 paper. If
you decide to print any of them, we recommend 2-up printing, landscape
mode, on A4 paper. (We apologise for the fact that most of the even page
numbers of the May 2001 Edition are partially or totally obscured.)
Although costs
dictate that the printed edition be black and white only, all on-line
editions since November 2001 contain colour photographs. Please note that
the latest ones require Adobe Acrobat 5.0 or later.
If you have any
trouble downloading or printing your copy, just click on the bottle on the
left and give us a brief description of the problem.
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