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FAQ - How to download a subscription article

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To download a subscription article, you must first become a subscriber.

Articles are downloaded from here, and the listing shows the title of each article and the length of the article in pages. An example of the screenshot can be seen below:

Article List

Click on the blue link for an article to see a more detailed description of the article, including latest version date and version history. On this detailed page you can download the article itself, and if you tick the box next to "Please tick this box if you wish to be emailed when this article is updated" you will receive an email the instance a new version of the article is released. Once you press the "Confirm Download" button, you will be returned to the main subcription index. An example of how the screen appears for download articles is as follows:

Article List

In this line, the version number is a link to the document's version history, the "download" link downloads a zip file containing a printable .pdf of the document. Finally, the "view" link allows you to view the page on the screen, and you can print directly from here if you so wish.

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