Re: [AISdiscuss] E-memberships

["Loberg" <loberg@adelphia.net>]

Just curious, are many of the past AIS bulletins stored in electronic 
format, or have they been generated into a .pdf format?

My local town paper has recently started to publish their entire paper on 
their web page, in .pdf format, in color, at no cost to viewers.  I 
cancelled my subscription, it sure is nice to not have all the newspaper 
around the house and bothering to recycle.   I can read the paper on line, 
and print any page of interest.   Some of the issues are a bit long to 
download, even with high speed internet, however, I can store any issue if I 
wish.    How many of you can get their newspapers entirely on line?

More and more publications are going this route.   I don't know how many 
people would want the AIS bulletin in .pdf format, as I want to keep getting 
the hard copy in my house, as I have kept all issues as far back as I have 
received them.   But it sure would be nice to be able to go on line and view 
any issue I wanted; searching should be faster.

To have this service as a low cost, add on service, or an additional 
e-membership service, isn't a bad idea.  I think there is a whole lot in the 
future that we'll be seeing on line.
Kitty Loberg
Calif.

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