Cabot Institute Magazine 2015
This was my third year as editor for the Cabot Institute Magazine and I think it has got better with each year.
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Even full screen the print is too small to read at all. Too bad; I’d like to have read it, but nice to hear from you Nikki.
Hi Celeste, lovely to hear from you too. You should find that when you go into the magazine in full screen mode a black tool bar pops up at the top. On the left of that toolbar is a slider that allows you to zoom into the magazine. That should definitely allow you to read it! Best wishes to you and John! X Nikki