Full Circle Magazine #21 - OUT NOW!

[SIZE="4"]Full Circle Magazine[/SIZE] [SIZE="3"]*Issue #21 - Jan '09*[/SIZE]

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_This month:_

• Command and Conquer - Formatting Output.
• How-To : Program in C - Part 5, Web Development - Part 2, Changing Video Aspect Ratios & Ubuntu ISO to Bootable USB.
• My Story - Creative Zen V Plus in Ubuntu
• Game Review - Tribal Trouble 2
• My Opinion - Missed Opportunity
• MOTU Interview - Nicolas Valcarcel
• Top 5 - Torrent Tools
• PLUS - FCM#20 Survey Results

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Just a suggestion: Could a thread be started that announces the new release each month via a reply to that thread, rather than creating a new thread each month. That way, users can subscribe to that thread, and it will show up in the users Control Panel when a new release is out.

jenkinbr said: Just a suggestion: Could a thread be started that announces the new release each month via a reply to that thread, rather than creating a new thread each month. That way, users can subscribe to that thread, and it will show up in the users Control Panel when a new release is out.

+1, that would be nice.

jenkinbr said: Just a suggestion: Could a thread be started that announces the new release each month via a reply to that thread, rather than creating a new thread each month. That way, users can subscribe to that thread, and it will show up in the users Control Panel when a new release is out.

Shouldn't be a problem, as I could add the new issue to the current sticky post listing older issues of FCM.

I'll try and remember to do that from next issue. If I don't, shout at me. :D

ronniet said: Shouldn't be a problem, as I could add the new issue to the current sticky post listing older issues of FCM.

I'll try and remember to do that from next issue. If I don't, shout at me. :D Cool, Thanks Ronniet!

I've often wondered -- why is this a PDF? Can't read on phone, can't link to articles, and it freezes my browser as it loads up.

Probably because that is the way most e-books are.

I prefer this, as I only have internet access at school, but like to read the articles at home. PDF makes this easy.

If you want to help create an HTML version, ronniet is open to it. You will need to talk to him and set up a team.