Full Spectrum Release 3 Available for Download!

[Miaplacidus]

So, finally, it's here. So far I've managed to upload a version for screen output, which is about 16.7 MB and is available for download here. (http://www.fullspectrummagazine.com/downloads/v3/fullspectrum-moonlight-screen.pdf)

Full Spectrum release 3 requires a PDF 1.4-compliant reader, such as Adobe Reader version 5.0 or greater. You can get it from Adobe at no cost by clicking on the button below:

http://www.adobe.com/images/shared/download_buttons/get_adobe_reader.png
(http://www.adobe.com/go/EN_US-H-GET-READER)
You can also visit our website at www.fullspectrummagazine.com. Note that it's being upgraded at the moment, so it's outdated.

An (extremely) printer-friendly version (59 MB) will be made available to the public as soon as I manage to upload it... my connection is slow you see.

Enjoy, and if you have any feedback, please contact us at feedback(at)fullspectrummagazine(dot)com.

[Corny]

I'm just about to go to bed, but I had a quick glance at the pdf - and I am amazed by the quality of the magazine. looking very professional and technically perfect. I'll read it tomorrow for sure (and if just to find out who is slandering linux, haha ;) )

[beckyg]

Fred, it looks great! Its so professional looking! Good work!

[Malchik89]

Im so happy with the outcome, it looks amazing Fred! Im so glad im apart of this xD

[Miaplacidus]

I've updated the website to handle FS3, it needs a major upgrade though... I'll probably do it after my exams.

[Grof142007]

great job i love it

[heatqueen]

Awesome!!! :D

I love how you put my poem actually *on* a closet door lol.

Great job. :)

[Myzou]

Haha, I can't resist searching for typos and grammar problems. DAMNIT! I just HAD to take a year of journalism, didn't I? -.- We had to critique ever single issue we put out :S

I'll keep em to myself though, don't feel like writing them down this time LOL, Doing that for a year ruins the fun for you :o

However, I have to admit, there aren't that many spelling/grammar mistakes, so good job Kat, whoever that is XD! (I think that's who you said it was ;))

[interstella]

Now all I need is for mylaptop to be fixed because my iPod Touch won't load it :(

[TriBi]

I haven't had chance to read it all - but it looks fantastic...super professional.

Well done Fred, the team - and all the contributors.:thumbsup:

[pirateninja]

Great work Fred! Everything looks wonderfully professional! :thumbsup:

[LOVEjames]

Looks fantastique. <3

[total mo]

feedback: can you pls have credits for the pictures and other stuff?

[Paul_UK]

feedback: can you pls have credits for the pictures and other stuff?

They are on the bottom of page 4. :bang:

[Miaplacidus]

feedback: can you pls have credits for the pictures and other stuff?

I chose to centralize them because there are some licensing singularities, such as my closet door thingy having to be licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License because it's a derivative work of something licensed under that license. So much text on the pictures would be unsightly.

As Paul said, they're on the bottom of page 4. The copyright information for the magazine itself and licensing terms are detailed there. I wanted to keep it as un-intrusive as possible as I highly doubt most readers care about the legal yada yada.

[total mo]

Thank you for replying to my post intelligently miaplacidus. I am one of those few people who care about the yada yada stuff. :)

[Hepcat]

I'd just like to say you all did an excellent job on this! :icon_bigg

[acorn7]

Cool! Thanks :)

[Kat22]

Awesome job Fred. I loved it, as always!