How do i save a page in a magazine?

[shelliewnj]

I just discovered the world of google play magazines. I like it so far - having all my magazines with me when I go somewhere and being able to "interact" with them. however, it doesn't seem there is a way to "bookmark" or "save" a page for future reference. oftentimes, there will be a recipe i want to try or a webpage i want to go to from my computer, and I want to mark it... if it was a paper magazine, i would rip out the page to save (and i have a whole mess of them! LOL) Am i missing something? is there a way to save pages? thanks!

 

[gtbarry]

This free app MIGHT work for you:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ideashower.readitlater.pro

 

[shelliewnj]

Unfortunately, pocket doesn't work inside magazines, otherwise, I love that app! Thanks for trying

 

[Beezy1978]

Can you just get a screenshot of it?

 

[shelliewnj]

*slaps forehead * why didn't I think of that? THANK YOU

 

[Beezy1978]

No prob!

 

[Harry2]

Can you just get a screenshot of it?

... and with CamScanner crop the pic, convert it to PDF and merge it with other PDF pages origin from screenshots

So you'd get an eBook which can be read with a PDF eBook reader like Mantano.

Harry

 

[sharerware]

I would like to do the same thing from my phone. The problem is that the screenshots my phone take are high enough resolution. Is there a way to take a screenshot beyond the edges, I pinch-zoom in? If not, is there an app/software to merge together a bunch of overlapping screenshots to compile one larger picture?

 

[mikedt]

I would like to do the same thing from my phone. The problem is that the screenshots my phone take are high enough resolution. Is there a way to take a screenshot beyond the edges, I pinch-zoom in? If not, is there an app/software to merge together a bunch of overlapping screenshots to compile one larger picture?

It would have to be the magazine app itself doing that, and it's quite they may not add such a feature due to the potential for copyright infringement, i.e. making it easy to reproduce the magazines in high resolution. Only other way probably would be to use a device with a higher resolution screen. That can show full magazine pages at a readable and usable resolution, without having to zoom in.