MEW 203

Just got a look at my digital copy and want to say what a great idea to reintroduce the Data Sheets! Hope there are many more to come.

I thought this seemed to be a 'fuller' than normal issue - or was that imagination?

The CAD/CAM articles seem to be getting more readable too - generic explanation and short snippets of code rather than lots of impenetrable 'click this and you get this screen'.

Neil

Must be your postie .... I nearly ALWAYS get my paper copy before the digital edition is uploaded.

I don't think people who take just the digital edition are "Cheap-Skates' .... I take the digital edition of ME, yes it is a lot cheaper, but I have enough paper in the house without adding to the pile.

I take the paper edition of MEW, as the digital edition is expensive for only 13 issues (rather than the 26 of ME for the same price).... I then sell the paper edition, and so I end up getting the digital edition for 50% of the cost!!!!

Dave

I seem to always get my paper copy before the posts about the latest issue start appearing

Me to. In fact I have posted about an article soon after receiving my printed copy before and no one knew what I was referring to and the post dropped off the bottom of the home page list!

I agree with the comments about the readable (and interesting) content in MEW 203 except for the article ' Every Day Engineering for Absolute Beginners'. The series has not been my favourite so far but I hardly understood a word of this issues instalment and wouldn't consider it does anything to encourage a beginner.

John Shepherd

Have to agree with John Shepherd about that article. Also I have seen it before - but can't remember where or when!

My paper copy arrived on the 7th.

Phil

My paper copy was in my postbox here in South AFrica on Fri 10 May so Brighton must be a lot further away.