Jan 27, 2018 - Does anyone know how I can print Zinio magazines that are protected from printing? I want to make them into pdf so I can read anywhere.
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When I began to, I came with a plan. But it was my intention to go slowly. I wasn’t going to go through my existing filing cabinet in a week or a month and scan in all that old paper, in part because I almost never used it. I was going to proceed only with the paper that I dealt with on a daily basis and work from there. There was change I made, however, that allowed me to eliminate stacks of paper from my office almost at once: I switched from paper magazine subscriptions to digital magazine subscriptions.
Rolling Stone on the iPad via Zinio This one change probably eliminated more paper from my life each month than all my other efforts combined. The reason is pretty simple: I subscribe to half a dozen monthly science fiction magazines (I am, after all, a science fiction writer). Four of these magazines I received in the mail, totalling well over 600 pages/month of paper that would stack up on my desk. Add to that the fact that I have been a long-time subscriber to Scientific American, which also arrives monthly. For about three years, I’ve been a subscriber to New Scientist, which is a weekly science magazine — 51 issues each and every year! When I do the math, it turns out that each month I had something like 10 issues of magazines totalling somewhere around 1,000 pages of paper stacking up on my desk. Over the course of a year: that’s 12,000 pages!
And, of course, I wanted to keep the magazines. I didn’t want to throw them away when I was done because they were useful reference tools for me. That meant year after year, the magazines piled up. When I finally decide to go paperless, I decided that I would begin switching my paper subscriptions to electronic subscription. I didn’t do this all at once. Instead, I waited for each paper subscription to come to an end and then I subscribed to the electronic version of the magazine. This is also a good opportunity to ask yourself if it is worth renewing your subscription at all.
Are you reading the magazine or it just collecting dust? Over the course of the 2 years that I have been doing this, I now receive every single magazine I read electronically in digital format. There are no stacks of magazines on my desk.