Practical Classics by iPad.....

[busheytrader]

Does anyone on the forum subscribe to it on line by iPad?

I read somewhere it wasn't highly rated.

Adam



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[twoboys]

Got a free couple of months of the iPad edition courtesy of my hard copy subscription. It is what it is. If your happy reading magazines on an iPad then there is nothing wrong with it. It's a perfectly acceptable way to read the magazine if your constantly on the move or if you travel a lot. That being said, it won't replace my hard copy subscription any time soon. Some magazines translate well to iPad such as FHM, NUTS etc and some just don't. Personal preference of course


Cheese? Really? How on earth does it look like a block of cheese?

[busheytrader]

Thanks for the reply. I've been subscribing for longer than I can remember and an electronic version could be more user friendly.