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Reviews
All reviews →Doesnt work.
Hangs when downloading TOC. Cant get past that. Re-installed it - same problem.
Its here!
Finally! Great JVIR articles freed from paper.
Very sluggish App
Very sluggish app even on newest iPad. Be nice to have option to just download PDFs as it eliminate this problem.
Coming Along
Great content. However, the app has many flaws, Ill detail a few: The most annoying bug is when you switch away or set down the App it loses your place, article, and journal. It restarts to the current issue. You have manually go back in and search to where you left off in whatever issue you were reading. Issues do not auto-download. I am constantly logged out and must login again. With some issue releases, I am notified of the new issue multiple times. It is also difficult to discern which issues I have read and which issues I have not. Finally, it would be nice to have some form of notetaking, flagging, tagging, or personal indexing. I find myself using the open in PDF feature to move it to a personal database for real study. I really like the efforts of the journal to make the iPad version. Despite the above, I now read every issue on my iPad.