A: Zinio is the world's newsstand and bookstore. With
its many digital products and services, Zinio creates better ways for
people to discover published content, get more of it and do more with
it. Now, readers can purchase content once to be read on any screen.
Zinio provides the ability to shop for, search inside, read, share and
save digital content in 23 local newsstands in any country in the
world. Through the ZINIO UNITY™ reading platform, readers can move
seamlessly within each publication page between text, interactive
graphics, animated illustrations, videos and much more. Offering
hundreds of thousands of the best digital titles, Zinio's e-stores and
applications are revolutionizing reading. Founded in 2001 and privately
held, Zinio is headquartered in San Francisco and has offices in New
York, London, Paris, Barcelona and Taipei.
A: Rest assured, we are always scouring the magazine
landscape for great new titles to make available to our customers. As
you can see from our newsstand, we have gotten a lot of publishers on
board with Zinio! If there is a title that you would like to see
available through Zinio, please contact the publisher of that magazine
directly to let them know that there is customer interest in receiving
their content through Zinio.
A: It is possible that the app did
not install correctly the first time around. Please delete the app, restart your iPad, and
then reinstall it from here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/zinio-magazine-newsstand-reader/id364297166?mt=8
A: Your download times will vary depending on the
speed of your internet connection and the size of the publication. In
order to maintain a high quality viewing experience, it is necessary
for the publication file to reach a certain size.
The reading experience is best after the publication has been fully
downloaded, although it is possible to read while downloading. Only one
title can be downloaded at a time. Once an issue has completed
downloading (you'll see either a blue progress bar or a reading showing
you what percentage of the download is complete), the responsiveness of
the app will be noticeably better and the publication will be viewable
offline.
A: To delete an issue from your iPad library, tap "Edit" in the top toolbar of the Library view, then tap the "Remove" button.
A small "X" will appear in the upper right corner of each publication. If you've already downloaded the publication to your iPad, you'll also see the file size represented in the center of the magazine cover. To delete the file and remove the cover thumbnail from your library, tap the "X" and confirm your choice to "Remove issue from device". The publication file will be deleted, and the cover thumbnail will be removed from your library. Tap the "Done" button to exit Edit view.
Need to read a deleted issue again? Tap "Edit" in the top toolbar, then tap the "Restore" button. You'll see the cover thumbnails for each deleted publication. To restore the thumbnail to your library, tap the "+" button that appears in the upper right corner of each publication. Confirm your choice to "Restore issue on device". Tap the "Done" button to exit Edit view. You'll see that the issue has reappeared in your library. Simply tap the cover of the publication to download and read it again!
A:
Apple currently has a limit of 20mb for files that can be downloaded
over a 3G connection. Some magazine files exceed this limit and require
a wi-fi connection in order to download. We are working with Apple to
look into other options.
A: After doing a system restore, you may see the following message in the Zinio app. The following steps will resolve the problem:
1. Click on the settings button and sign out. After signing in again, the error should go away.
2. If the error persists, delete the app, restart your iPad, then reinstall the app from here:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/zinio-magazine-newsstand-reader/id364297166?mt=8
A: Zinio must abide by the
guidelines set forth by Apple in order to have our app available on
their iTunes store. One of those guidelines currently prohibits content
deemed mature. We are sorry that this title, and similar titles, are
not currently available on the iPad. They are, however, viewable on
Zinio.com or by installing the Zinio Reader on a conventional laptop or
desktop.
A: The
publishers that partner with Zinio consider digital subscriptions as
separate from print subscriptions. If your preference is for the
digital version, you can contact the publisher to have them switch your
subscription to digital, if they have that capability. If not, simply
cancel your print subscription and purchase a new subscription through
Zinio.com.
When you contact the publisher, don't mention
"digital" until they locate your account. Ask to simply "verify my
subscription". They'll ask for your zip code and last name. Once
they've found your account they can give you details. If they can
switch your account to digital, be sure to provide the SAME email
address that you've used to create your Zinio account with. Future
issues will be delivered digitally. Please remember that it can take up
to 4 weeks for the switch to occur. If you miss any issues during that
time, please contact Zinio at ipadsupport@zinio.com to request that they be
added to your account. .
A: Yes! When you purchase something through Zinio
-- whether it is from the iPad store or Zinio.com -- you can view it on
any of our supported operating systems and devices or directly on
Zinio.com (Adobe Flash required).
A: If
there is a title that you own that you don't see in your library,
please give it some time. Our entire library of tens of thousands of
issues will soon be available for the iPad!
We are working diligently to offer access to our entire catalog of
thousands of magazines and books -- including back issues -- soon. For
the most current available titles, please open the Zinio iPad app and
tap the "Shop" button at the bottom of the screen.
A: The Featured section lets you preview samples of
some of our most popular titles. Library view lets you read the full
versions of publications that are in your account.
A: Starting with version 1.6.1 of the app, you have the option of turning your library backup off. Depending on the size of your library, this can save you a lot of time when you sync with iTunes. With Zinio, your publications are always backed up on our servers and can always be re-downloaded, making an additional backup unnecessary. To turn library backup off, click on the settings button and select Library Backup. Important: Publications may require re-downloading if this feature is disabled during Zinio app updates. Please enable backups before installing future updates to the Zinio app.
A: Within the Shop section of the app, you can search for publications through categories. If your preference is to search by typing in a title, you can do so by visiting Zinio.com through your web browser. As with purchases made through the app, purchases made on Zinio.com are viewable on all devices compatible with that publication. We hope to introduce a built-in search feature in a future release of the app.
A: The badge number indicates the number of issues in your library that have never been downloaded. Undownloaded issues appear with a blue date. Please note that by default, the library will show publications only from the current year. Older undownloaded publications may not appear. To find them, simply tap on the year in the upper left, select the year, and download the publications.
A: You can change your billing information by going to Zinio.com > Account Settings or by clicking here.
A: If you see this message, please make your purchase directly on Zinio.com from any web browser. This problem should not reoccur on future purchase attempts.
A: You can resolve an incomplete download by deleting the publication and re-downloading it. Please see the FAQ for "how do I delete a downloaded publication" for instructions.