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Next Issue Magazine App?

I signed up and cancelled my subscriptions. This works out cheaper and so many more! Thanks for the tip!
 
My iPad is going to be full within an hour. I'm in heaven over here.
 
I've never read mags on a tablet before, so let me know. What I'm most curious about is the cooking mags, and if there's a way to save recipes
 
I have a different magazine app on my iPad that I've used for awhile - Zinnio - I just get individual magazines. Reading on a tablet is awesome - just a swipe to turn the page, and the photos still look sleek and glossy. And, alot of the time, text is hyperlinked - which is sweet. Say you want to read the author of the articles blog - just click on the name, and voila. As far as cooking magazines go - I have an app called Paprika, which is a recipe organizer. With cooking magazines, I highlight text, and cut and paste the recipe into Paprika, or if there's a hyperlink, I click on the link, and Paprika will let you save recipes from URLs. Sometimes, I'll cook right from the recipe in the magazine - I just prop my iPad up on the counter.
 
Thanks Wendy! This was my whole reason for getting a Kindle Fire - so it would eventually be a big (albeit expensive :giggle) e-cookbook! I'm going to give Paprika a look!
 
I loved NextIssue, but it stopped working on my tablet (Android) and it was a known issue they didn't feel like resolving.

I use Zinio and Google Play Magazines now, depending on which magazine I'm subscribing to. More and more of them are on Google now so I hope to eventually have them all there. :) But Zinio gets crazy sometimes and offers you free subscriptions to magazines randomly, so I just can't quit them! They lure me back in!

A lot of magazines give print subscribers free access to the digital versions, so the doctors I work for let me have the free digital versions of all the mags in our waiting room because I'm the only one with a tablet. Score!
 
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mrs2a50 said:
I've never read mags on a tablet before, so let me know. What I'm most curious about is the cooking mags, and if there's a way to save recipes
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Usually no. There's no copy and paste. You can take screenshots, though. I took them and sent them to Evernote because it makes the text on photos searchable.
 
Peppermint said:
I loved NextIssue, but it stopped working on my tablet (Android) and it was a known issue they didn't feel like resolving.

I use Zinio and Google Play Magazines now, depending on which magazine I'm subscribing to. More and more of them are on Google now so I hope to eventually have them all there. :) But Zinio gets crazy sometimes and offers you free subscriptions to magazines randomly, so I just can't quit them! They lure me back in!

A lot of magazines give print subscribers free access to the digital versions, so the doctors I work for let me have the free digital versions of all the mags in our waiting room because I'm the only one with a tablet. Score!
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Hmmm. I'm on an android - will definitely try the free trial first! I'll take a look at the others too - thanks!

Peppermint said:
Usually no. There's no copy and paste. You can take screenshots, though. I took them and sent them to Evernote because it makes the text on photos searchable.
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Well, I just downloaded evernote too, so I guess I'm slowing working my way into the current times. Who knew.
 
I read a little further into it and it's not supported by a Kindle Fire. So I'll probably wait a bit and see if they support it in the near future.
 
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