Economic and Philosophic Science Review

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Archive issues (list below) of the EPSR are made available in the form of Rich Text Files (.rtf)* which can be read by most word processing programmes, including smaller and more limited types such as Wordpad, Jarte and equivalents**.

The back issues come in two forms - with and without pictures. In the "no-pics" versions these can be downloaded directly to your hard disc ("My Documents" or other system equivalents etc ).

The versions with pictures constitute much larger files and therefore will take longer to download particularly if your computer modem connection is a slow one. To speed download therefore back issues with pictures are offered as ZIP files (and the no-pic version can also be downloaded this way). The files are compressed and you need a "zipping" programme such as WinZip or Stuff-it on your computer to undo them. Both are easily found on the Internet at such download sites aswww.CNET.com and www.ZDNet.com (Usually free or demonstration versions are available.)

For downloading simply click on the appropriate issue's link. Readers should "Save to Disc" or whatever option the computer shows and put them into the "documents" area usually. Files can then be read in a normal manner.

A photo-image scan of the original Perspectives newspaper is included in the archive, for the time being. But it is very large and will remain only for a limited time, available as a ZIP file. For most original hard copies please use the mailing address or contact us by e-mail.

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*RTF is a "safe" file format as far as most viruses are concerned because it does not support macros and other features which make complex programmes vulnerable to attack. {We cannot make any guarantees however about the safety of downloads or other information accessed from this site}.

** Some very large files such as the Perspectives will not work in Wordpad and some other mainly text file editors.

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