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Thanks for the link.

You can print to PDF...but the page is smaller than an A4. So if you crop the page size to fit, then it's ok.
 
Thanks for sharing the info David . . :)

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In addition to John's download option¹, after selecting an issue, there's also the possibility to click the ‘‘tool button’’ on the right side in the top bar, then in the window that appears there's among other setting options also a ‘‘Download PDF’’ button, though I haven't try it yet.

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¹ After selecting an issue, click the ‘‘print icon’’ on the right side in the top bar, then in the ‘‘select printer’’ window, choose ‘‘print to PDF’’, which almost always works on every print option, since ‘‘print to PDF’’ actually means ‘‘save as PDF’’.

Good luck !
 
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In addition to John's download option¹, after selecting an issue, there's also the possibility to click the ‘‘tool button’’ on the right side in the top bar, then in the window that appears there's among other setting options also a ‘‘Download PDF’’ button, though I haven't try it yet.
I've just tried that, and it's as David says in post #1, it appears that the direct download option has been disabled at least for now, since the appearing page says the following . . :(
Server Error
404 - File or directory not found.

The resource you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Note: John's post #2 download option does work though, which enables offline reading at a convenient time and place, without the costs of printing and the trouble of carrying all the papers everywhere, this is whenever a matching electronic reading device is available . . :)
 
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