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MAKE - Digital Edition is an online companion edition of your MAKE subscription, available to all MAKE subscribers at no additional cost. See a screencast demonstration of the digital edition here.
What is MAKE - Digital Edition?
MAKE - Digital edition is a vivid online replica of the print edition of MAKE offering additional benefits such as:Immediate Availability Worldwide: Instantaneous delivery of MAKE to all MAKE subscribers Worldwide.
Embedded Multimedia: Audio and video clips within articles. Linked "Web Extras" accessible with a click.
Ability to Print Articles : Print an article, take it into the workshop, and lay it out flat; sparing your magazine from solder, coffee stains, and what not.
Searchable: Search a single issue or across your entire collection.
Forward to a Friend : Share an issue of MAKE with friends
Access 24/7: You can view your digital edition anywhere you can access the web.
The digital edition MAKE can be viewed from most web browsers (i.e. Explorer, Firefox, Safari, etc.) and requires NO DOWNLOADING of software? - giving you instant access to the articles you seek!
Current subscribers who have added the free Digital Edition to their MAKE subscription can login to their digital editions at http://www.make-digital.com/
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