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Geography In The News Help
- Who has access to Geography in the News™ and how much does it
cost?
- How often will the Geography in the News™ articles be
published?
- How can I become a subscriber to Geography in the News™?
- How do I use the Geography in the News™ articles?
- What are PDF and GIF files?
- How do I print the PDF versions of Geography in the News™
articles?
- What if I am having trouble with Acrobat Reader?
- What if I still have questions?
- Who has access to Geography in the News™ and how much
does it cost?
Geography in the News™ is FREE to Maps101 subscribers.
As a separate product, Geography in the News™ is licensed to schools for
$99/year (12 months. For more details, please see our About page). TOP OF PAGE
- How often will the Geography in the News™ articles be
published?
New articles will be posted on the website each Friday, and
the previous week's article placed in the archives section. TOP OF PAGE
- How can I become a subscriber to Geography in the
News™?
Geography in the News™ is FREE to Maps101 subscribers.
Subscribing to Geography in the News™ is simple! Use our secure online
ordering form, click here to purchase a subscription. For schools who need
to pay via Purchase Order of if you have any additional questions, please call
our toll-free customer service line: (877) 627-7101. You can also receive
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- How do I use the Geography in the News™ articles?
The articles will be available in GIF format for both display on the Web
and in multi-media presentations; and in PDF formats in either color or black
and white, resized to fit neatly on a standard 8.5" x 11" sheet of paper.
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- What are PDF and GIF files?
PDF stands for
"Portable Document File" and is platform independent — it doesn't matter
whether you are using a MacIntosh or PC. PDF files will print out in a high
resolution, which makes it ideal for small type and details on a map.
GIF: Graphic Interchange Format. The leading type of image format specifically for computer use and optimized for use on the Internet. GIF imagery resolution (72 dots per inch or dpi) provides a combination of speed and quality when rendering non-photographic images via a computer monitor. GIF images can be displayed via projector, although Maps101 recommends use of its PDF files for that purpose, and is a standard file format for use with PowerPoint and Photoshop.
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- How do I print the PDF versions of Geography in the News™
articles?
In order to download and print the PDF articles from
Geography in the News™, you must have the free software program "Acrobat
Reader" from Adobe. If this is not already installed on your computer or
within your browser (most of the latest editions come with it already
installed), simply click on "Get Acrobat Reader" at the bottom left
corner of any page in Geography in the News™. Follow the instructions provided
on the Adobe site-when the program is downloaded to your computer,
installation should take only a matter of moments! Once installed, you should
not need to install Acrobat Reader again.
Download the article you
would like to print by clicking on the "Download PDF" link (at the top of the
page), and the file should appear on your desktop. Double-click the PDF to
open it in Acrobat Reader, and then go to File on the menu bar and choose
Print. TOP OF PAGE
- What if I am having trouble with Acrobat Reader?
If you are having trouble with Acrobat Reader, please contact Adobe Acrobat
Reader Support. This link will bring you to their top issues page, which
contains much useful information on how to install and configure Acrobat
Reader. TOP OF PAGE
- What if I still have questions?
Feel free to
contact our support staff toll free at 1-877-627-7101 or send e-mail to geographynews@maps.com.
A customer service representative will get back to you with the answer to your
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