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: Handakte WebLAWgHow to print your own personalized newspaper
By Webmaid
Do you need to commute every day? Read your self-made newspaper! Get it delivered in your inbox, print it and take it with you.
1. Start the Application
Go to http://www.zinepal.com
2. Add websites or feeds
Enter the URL of the websites you like to read as newspaper and click the Select Content button on the right.
3. Choose the news items
Select or unselect the news items under the feed form.
4. Create zine step #1
Ready? Click "I’m Done – Create My Zine"
5. Customize and order news step #1
Customize your zine by changing the title, editing, formatting or removing content. You can also move the single news up and down.
6. Customize step #2
Add delivery options, design, adverts and a logo, if you want other people to subcribe to your Zine too. Preview first, then click Create My Zine. If you don’t have an account, you will need to register. For one time use, just print the Preview and go.
7. Create your Zine step #2
Grab your zine! (PDF and .mobi for your mobile phone and ebook reader)
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How to print your own personalized newspaper
Full post as published by Handakte WebLAWg on July 12, 2009 (boomark / email).
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