Advanced Aquarist's Online Magazine - Premier Issue

[Anonymous]

I can't get everything to load. The pics are coming up broken sometimes, then other times they'll work. I think there's too much traffic.

 

[Anonymous]

They seem to work past the main title page, nevermind.

 

[Chucker]

pez- that is intentional. There are too many pics to place them all within the article, so the pics bring you to the index page where you can look at all of the images at your leisure.

 

[plankton123]

Just read all the way through and had no problems.
One of the benefits of not being the first to evaluate a new product I guess.

Enjoyed the article on Non-photosynthetic Corals;
although I currently don't have any and don't plan
on getting any anytime soon.

 

[monkeyboy]

Great mag! Very interesting, minh's tank is so awesome it's probably illeagle. I read the entire thing this morning, couldn't peel myself away. If you keep up good articles like this, a few issues down the road i'll be needing glasses

. I fifth the .pdf format for printing purposes.

Great job!

 

[sillingw]

i just read it, but also vote for pdf, i prefer to print and read in bed, it's kinda hard to take the computer to bed - not that I can't just that my wife gives me strange looks...so if you want to save my marriage, pdf please

 

[cubera]

Way to go James and team! Try not to get too computer technical (please)

 

[liquid]

I will also cast my vote in favor of a .pdf version that is downloadable. How hard could it be?

jk Seriously tho...it would be a nice feature to have as, like MickAv8r, I print out all of the good articles for future reference and printing webpages is somewhat messy at times with formatting commands, etc.

Good job on the first article guys/gals!

Shane
liquid on #reefs

 

[Anonymous]

it would be a nice feature to have as, like MickAv8r, I print out all of the good articles for future reference and printing webpages is somewhat messy at times with formatting commands, etc.

No argument. We have, actually, discussed putting things in PDF format a little bit. In all fairness, it's not likely to happen for awhile -- but there's a good chance it will happen eventually.

 

[MattM]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Randy Holmes-Farley:
<strong>One problem with printing or PDF is that links buried in it won't work (obviously).</strong><hr></blockquote>

Actually Randy, they will work, depending on what version of Acrobat Reader you have. No, obviously the links won't work when you print it, but while you're in Acrobat Reader you can click on the links. Here is an example: http://www.inlandreef.net/lib/inlandreef/Remora.pdf

Try the mailto and web site links at the bottom of page two.

 

[randy holmes-farley]

Oh, I didn't know that. Thanks, Matt.

 

[pez]

Chucker,

I kind of figured that out. But, I found it annoying that clicking on the pictures in the articles did not take me to the larger version of the picture. Just a suggestion.

-T

 

[zebrasoma171]

Big time thank you to everyone involved. I've really missed Aquarium Frontiers and this on-line mag looks like a new favorite already. It's great to read thought provoking articles. BTW I'm no computer expert by any means(in fact I find using this thing somewhat challenging and annoying) but I simply printed each page of the mag on my printer, punched holes in them and put them in a binder, and then I read them later at my convenience away from the computer. Maybe I was just lucky or maybe I just don't understand what all the "techies" were talking about. Anyway , thanks again and I'm already looking forward to the next isue. Al

 

[Super Len]

Once again, great job.

Two small suggestions:
1. When you click on a sponsor advertisement, have it appear in a new browser window.
2. Move the "Current Issue" banner up so its more prominent.