Hobby Page

[freecybermag]

Does anyone have an interesting hobby that they would like to write for my magazine. I need someone to tell us about their passion for something. Your story will be featured in the Januray issue.

Cheers

Chris

[Hayles]

Fast Fences/Blow Up Dolls - does that count? :)

[freecybermag]

Not what I had in mind lol :lol:

[confused]

Well, If I had any that would be of interest then I'd gladly help out, but I recently sold all my fish tanks, and my only other hobby (apart from the above mentioned ;) ) is PIC programming, and now since you are scratching your head and typing www.google.com as you read, as you can see theres not much point !
I like your cybermag idea, not being female I dont read mags a lot ;) but I'll sign up tomrrow and have a look through, I looked at octobers, and I have to say, one of my pet hates (apart from PDF's) is PDF's with contents lists that dont work, I appreciate yours is described as printable, i.e. meant to be printed ! but I'm sure a lot of people will read it on the screen and would prefer a contents list that links to pages (sorry to go on at you lol just a bit of feedback!)

[CG Effect]

Why is December and November links asking for a microsoft login?

[freecybermag]

Hi Imagman
If you read the home page it says that October is open to all to gicve a taster of what free cyber mag is all about but you must register to view the others. There is a register link on the page to get your username and password. :D

Confused
Thanks ever so much for your comments. I really appreciate them. I will look into writing a printable version and an online clickable version. That will then cover both types of groups that read the mag. Good idea! :D

Cheers

Chris

[confused]

Rather than having two versions, you can alter the acrobat document so it links to pages within itself.

[freecybermag]

Would the whole mag still then be printable in one go or would people have to print it page by page?

Chris

[confused]

no it would be exactly the same

[clairemackaness]

My hobbies is not really suitable for publication, going by the recent arguments with Inner Moo, but I have an idea for you.

My local paper does a two page spread in january with approx 8 business people. They each write 50-80 words about their hopes and wishes for the year ahead. It can be as funny or as business focussed as you like.

I'm doing one for the paper, so I'd be happy to send it to you too.