The Signpost magazine is a quarterly publication by the PNFS which provides details of work undertaken by the society, information on guided walks within our area and other items of interest.
Shirley Addy edits the magazine, having taking over from the previous editor Ian Salvage at the beginning of 2019.
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Signpost is published for the benefit of members, members and non-members alike can download any of our previous editions right back to number 1 from the links below.
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The downloads for issues 1-40 are in PDF format, up to about 8 MB each. Issues 41 and later are available in online format and as PDFs. Most modern computers can open PDF files. Older computers might need additional software. The most popular software is Adobe Reader, which you can download from Adobe's web site. |
Autumn 2000 Signpost 1 |
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Winter 2001 Signpost 2 |
* * | Summer 2001 Signpost 3 |
Autumn 2001 Signpost 4 |
Winter 2002 Signpost 5 |
Spring 2002 Signpost 6 |
Summer 2002 Signpost 7 |
Autumn 2002 Signpost 8 |
Winter 2003 Signpost 9 |
* * | Summer 2003 Signpost 10 |
Autumn 2003 Signpost 11 |
Winter 2004 Signpost 12 |
* * | Summer 2004 Signpost 13 |
Autumn 2004 Signpost 14 |
Winter 2005 Signpost 15 |
Spring 2005 Signpost 16 |
Summer 2005 Signpost 17 |
Autumn 2005 Signpost 18 |
Winter 2006 Signpost 19 |
Spring 2006 Signpost 20 |
Summer 2006 Signpost 21 |
Autumn 2006 Signpost 22 |
Winter 2007 Signpost 23 |
Spring 2007 Signpost 24 |
Summer 2007 Signpost 25 |
Autumn 2007 Signpost 26 |
Winter 2008 Signpost 27 |
Spring 2008 Signpost 28 |
Summer 2008 Signpost 29 |
Autumn 2008 Signpost 30 |
Winter 2008-9 Signpost 31 |
Spring 2009 Signpost 32 |
Summer 2009 Signpost 33 |
Autumn 2009 Signpost 34 |
Winter 2009/10 Signpost 35 |
* * | Summer 2010 Signpost 36 |
Autumn 2010 Signpost 37 |
Winter 2010-11 Signpost 38 |
* * | Summer 2011 Signpost 39 |
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Winter 2011 Signpost 40 |
* * | Summer 2012 Signpost 41 |
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Winter 2012 Signpost 42 |
* * | Summer 2013 Signpost 43 |
Autumn 2013 Signpost 44 |
Winter 2014 Signpost 45 |
Spring 2014 Signpost 46 |
* * | Autumn 2014 Signpost 47 |
February 2015 Signpost 48 |
* * | July 2015 Signpost 49 |
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January 2016 Signpost 50 |
* * | July 2016 Signpost 51 |
Autumn 2016 Signpost 52 |
February 2017 Signpost 53 |
* * | Summer 2017 Signpost 54 |
Autumn 2017 Signpost 55 |
February 2018 Signpost 56 |
* * | Summer 2018 Signpost 57 |
Autumn 2018 Signpost 58 |
* * | Spring 2019 Signpost 59 |
Summer 2019 Signpost 60 |
Autumn 2019 Signpost 61 |
Winter 2019/20 Signpost 63 |
Spring 2020 Signpost 62 |
Summer 2020 Signpost 64 |
Autumn 2020 Signpost 65 |
Winter 2020/21 Signpost 66 |
Spring 2021 Signpost 67 |
Summer 2021 Signpost 68 |
Autumn 2021 Signpost 69 |
Winter 2021/22 Signpost 70 |
Spring 2022 Signpost 71 |
Summer 2022 Signpost 72 |
Autumn 2022 Signpost 73 |
Winter 2022/23 Signpost 74 |
Spring 2023 Signpost 75 |
* * Edition not published.
Some people have difficulty viewing Signpost in Adobe Reader.
The first difficulty is that of having to scroll up and down to follow the columns. The answer to that is to fit a full page onto the screen. This is very comfortable with a modern 1024 x 1280 screen and is still acceptable on a 768 x 1024 screen. If your screen is smaller than that then you would probably be better off with paper copies.
To fit a single page to the screen either use the menus [View ->Fit Page] or hold down the <CONTROL> key and press the <0> key (the zero that is). You can then move up and down a page at a time using the <PAGE UP> and <PAGE DOWN> keys. You can get an even bigger image either by using the menus [View -> Full Screen] or by holding down the <CONTROL> key and pressing the <L> key. This will get rid of the menus and status bars. Restore them by the same <CONTROL> & <L> key strokes.
The other difficulty is that some pages are printed sideways. You don’t need to twist your neck or physically rotate the monitor to read these. Menu [View -> Rotate View -> Clockwise] or holding down both the [SHIFT] and [CONTROL] keys then pressing the [+] key will rotate the screen clockwise. Menu [View -> Rotate View -> CounterClockwise] or holding down both the [SHIFT] and [CONTROL] keys then pressing the [-] key will rotate the screen anti-clockwise.
Page title: | Signpost Magazine |
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Address: | https://pnfs.org.uk/pnfs-publications/back-copies-of-signpost.htm |
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