New Feature For Premium Members

Posted by Michael Larabel on February 01, 2008

With the start of a new month comes a new feature for Phoronix Premium members. If you're a premium subscriber, now when viewing multi-page articles you have the option of a "print version" / single-page copy. The ability to view an entire article from a single page has been a common request that we've now implemented. No matter if the article is two or ten pages long, there is now a button present at the top of each article for accessing the single-page version.


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