Phillyman

Absolutely love this site you started. I will be using it to set up a place to sell the doubles I have of some magazines. I will also be using it to sell off magazines that I have already scanned. I am sure that the site will take off as soon as it gets some mentioning.

You must not know about our Wiki pages......You should check them out http://www.retromags.com/wiki/index.php?ti...Power_Issue_028

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All you need to do is zip up all the images into a .Zip or .Rar , then all you do is rename the extension change "magazine.zip" to "magazine.cbz or change "magazine.rar" to "magazine.cbr

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Not sure how I missed this post......I think I have that issue at home, but my cover was totally screwed up so thats why I didnt scan it. I will try to get you those pages tonite

I think it has to do with his name... Mek1 = Mekanical Scanner Eday be looking for a PM from me later, its time for me to get back to work

I was browsing through Atari 2600 games on the internet the other day and I can remember being like 6 years old and playing some of these games. Its like every day I see a screen capture of a old 2600 game and go "I remember playing that 20+ years ago!" I feel bad that I sold off my Atari 2600 and 7800 as a kid, I believe I traded them into EB Games and got Streetfighter 2, Starfox and another SNES game for my collection of 2 systems and 50+ games

You are right Meppi! But Mort technically already vouched his scans to Retromags about 2 years ago. He sent me all his material on DVD's. I have just been hesitant to import it into the new system But I will double check with him again about us using his material.

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Every 6 hours the system is supposed to clear out old downloads that never finished. I am looking into why this is not working right now.

Yea I owned Mario Kart about 4 years ago but sold it, I picked up all those games for $10 each....except Mario Kart which I paid $20

WON! Game Informer Issue 007 (Nov/Dec 1992)

At least 5 years old, Players guides work also Honestly you could probably find something on Ebay to scan if all your magazines are in bad shape.... Just a quick look and I found this SWAT PRO magazine from 1995 that would only set you back $5 (including shipping) http://cgi.ebay.com/SWATPRO-GAME-TIPS-MAGA...1QQcmdZViewItem

Did you read the Personal message that all members receive on signup?

my girl likes djokovic.....since he is from her country.

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This is good news ......As I was going to purchase EGM Issue 3 if need be http://cgi.ebay.com/FABIO-Rare-1989-NUMBER...1QQcmdZViewItem

I have been tied up with a few things lately, But I will be jumping back into the mix with scanning......your not alone in the EGM scanathon

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