This just in: authorless TDPL becomes collector's edition

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== Quote from Mike James (foo at bar.com)'s article
> "strtr" <strtr at sp.am> wrote in message news:i1ck0c$gh$1 at digitalmars.com...
> > == Quote from Mike James (foo at bar.com)'s article
> >> "Patrick Byrne" <pbyrne at frontier.co.uk> wrote in message
> >> news:hvq1dr$30ek$1 at digitalmars.com...
> >> > On 22/06/2010 10:03, Mike James wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> When you get the book it has an access code to download the PDF book
> >> >> from Safari. But you need the book first :-)
> >> >
> >> > Can you actually download the pdf? All I can see is the interactive
> >> > browser - It is quite nice to use but I would much rather have a pdf
> >> > file
> >> > to take home with me, at the end of the day.
> >> >
> >> Yes you can download the PDF. If you look at the last page of TDPL there
> >> is
> >> instructions. Basically you request a PDF and the PDF is generated with
> >> your
> >> name and email address as a footer on each page. Safari then emails you
> >> the
> >> webpage you can download it from. You just need to signup for the trial
> >> period.
> >> -=mike=-
> >
> > Could you maybe help me out a bit. Next to the online version, all I get
> > is the
> > notification I need download tokens :(
> > I signed up using the coupon code.
> Have you bought TDPL? You need the access code from the back of the book.
> -=mike=-
Yes, as I said, I singed up using the coupon code. Or is there yet some other code
I missed?
It automatically added TDPL to the 0-slot bookshelf.
In the table of contents there are per chapter downloads which each cost one
download token.
On the online reading page I can print individual pages (with watermark) but
downloads again cost tokens.
Which button am I missing?