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The Compendium is a one stop, portable version of openDemocracy. This feature enables you to download and print all of the articles from any given week.
Read at your leisure and give the ideas the time they deserve...
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Currently available compendiums:
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<%
Compendium[] c = compendiumManager.getCompendiums();
if (c!=null) {
String url = request.getRequestURI();
for (int i=offSet;((i
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<%=convertDateToBasicString(c[i].getDate())%> |
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<%=c[i].getFileSizeInKb()%>KB |
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<%
}
} System.out.println("compendiums manager found nothing.");
%>
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page:
<%
if (offSet==0) out.println(" 1");
else out.println(" 1");
%>
<%
int counter=1;
for (int j=maxResults;j");
if ((maxResults+offSet)/maxResults==counter) out.print(""+counter+"");
else out.print(counter+"");
}
%>
<%
if ((offSet+maxResults)next");
}
%>
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Help with compendiums

How do I navigate the compendium?
The PDF document has been made to be easily navigable. Every article has been bookmarked. You can also browse by clicking on the article titles on the Index page.
How do I know when the new compendium is ready?
Compendiums will be produced weekly.
What is a pdf file?
PDF stands for 'portable document format' also known as an 'Acrobat' file, a filetype created by Adobe to readily publish and share high quality print documentation among different users. To view these files you may need to download certain free software from www.adobe.com.

The file is very large, is there a way of looking at it offline?
If you want to avoid having to download the same compendium multiple times, download it once and save the file on your local machine using the Save As option on your "File" menu.
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