Re: [xmca] I don't understand what the Routledge site wants me to do

Margaret--

When I click on the website, a page comes up with an orange picture outline
of MCA in the upper left hand corner and
a list of articles in the current edition in blue running down the middle of
the page. Click on the blue title of Martin's paper
which has a little blue (or green) box next to it saying something like
"free access." That will take you to another page
where you have an option to download the article in various formats. I
usually use pdf. I verified that the pdf does in fact
download to my computer, but didn't do so since I have hard copy

(Now, with all that free advice, maybe its time to subscribe and get
electronic access to it all? :-)) )
mike

PS-- If others experience difficulty, I will download the article and send
to xmca. But hopefully, those directions should
help everyone out.

On Thu, Feb 14, 2008 at 5:05 PM, Margaret Woodruff-Wieding <
mwieding@austin.rr.com> wrote:

> I get emails from the xmca listserve every day, but to get Martin's
> article
> for our discussion I can't figure out what the web site wants me to do. I
> am
> not a subscriber to Mind, Culture, and Action.. I have clicked on
> everything
> on the page that your hot link takes me too, but I still get nothing but
> inlistructions to enter my password, which I don't have. I have a Ph.D. in
> one
> discipline and an A.B.D. in another discipline and use the computer all
> the
> time for research, but this site is incomprehensible to me. Please help.
>
>
>
> Margaret Woodruff-Wieding
>
> mwieding@austin.rr.com
>
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