[Sca-cooks] Clarifying: Oxford Symposium Books: Free Download-YES, TRULY

[Elise Fleming]

Clarifying my earlier post. Under #1 I mentioned the blue "sign in" tab. 
DON'T click on it! You don't need to sign in for the free PDF. That tab 
is only mentioned so you can find that gear symbol which is what will 
take you to the free PDF place. Hope that clarifies things!

Alys

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> On Monday, March 28, 2016 Elise Fleming <alyskatharine at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Aruvqan <aruvqan at gmail.com <mailto:aruvqan at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>  >I don't have a log in, it wants plastic for me to create a sign in to
>  >get a free ebook. Not happening.
>
> You just nailed your problem. The free download is NOT an ebook. Don't
> click on that. You need to find the "download PDF" which is not an
> intuitive find. Try to follow my hints that I'd outlined in my earlier
> post. I'll number the steps.
> 1. When I just now loaded the page, there is a blue "sign in" in the
> upper right.
> 2.Under it, next to a tab ("front cover") is the right-handmost tab with
> something that looks like a gear.
> 3.If you click on the gear, one of the options is "download PDF". That's
> what you should choose.
> 4.The only "hoop" to jump through is deciphering the wonky letters that
> prove you are a human.
>
> DON'T ask for the ebook. It costs. Find that "gear", click on it (right
> click? left click?) and the last option should be "download PDF". Click
> on that, decipher the funny letters, open the download and save it to
> your computer.
>
> Alys, not all that much of a tech person
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