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See more dataThe ePaper app is the printed newspaper delivered right to your device. Readers can flip through the pages, read stories, photos, and view ads just as they appeared in print. With multiple viewing options plus interactive features allow you to share articles, have your news read aloud and more. Enjoy all these features: - Compatibility for both tablets and phones - In-depth index of sections and headlines - All content delivered in a fast, simple interface with multiple viewing modes. - Streamlined navigation for readers on the go: Flip pages, zoom on articles, rotate to landscape mode. - Read aloud lets you have articles read back to you - Tap any article with two fingers to convert to full-screen text - Archive access to every issue published in the past 30 days - Download editions for offline reading Terms of Service: https://www.gannett.com/terms-of-use/
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This app has never been what you could call “with it”. Always has been old school. Who is in charge of the design/updating this thing? Newest “improvements” for this paid subscription for a publication with tons of print ads is a banner ad that once in a while fires up a video randomly. How nice! And then you get to log in every day, have the screen lock up and then have to reopen the app. Well done Dispatch; continue operating in the stone age and frustrate paying subscribers trying to operate in current day methods. Please get this fixed! Agree with others; if I could give it a 0 or negative rating I would. Time to fire whomever is responsible for your app development. Hey, since Urban Meyer is such a god in Columbus maybe he can figure this out; he’s looking for something to do now!
But, not all change is progress and that is proven by the latest so-called updates to this app. I figured I'd eventually become used to and familiar with the changes but two are just annoying. First, how do I get rid of the constantly scrolling 'Latest News' on the left side of the screen. There used to be an X and then the word 'Hide' that let me remove it but those are no longer available. Second, there is no longer a menu (that I have found) to jump from one section of the paper to another. Now, there's just the pop-up scroll at the bottom of the screen. Again, all progress means change but not all change means progress.
It appears most bad reviews are several months old - I’ve enjoyed the “paper experience” using the e-edition for several years. Maybe I did something right that others did wrong? The method I use is nearly perfect in duplicating he experience of reading the real paper. While there are a couple things I’d like to see improve - the wild negative reviews elsewhere to be from folks that just don’t know how to install an app correctly. Sorry all, just the way it works for me.
The update e-edition app is a joke and a major downgrade from the previous version. Downloading the content or going to back to look at previous issues from the last week is not possible. Now you have to log in every time you start the app is is a total pain. Worse yet is that there is zero customer support for the e-edition. There is no way to get a human being on the customer service line and they do not return emails. I have subscribed to the Dispatch for 30 years but about ready to cancel. Frankly the content has gone downhill as well since the Wolfe family sold the paper. Just a cut and paste regurgitation of fake news from the NY Tiemes and Washington Post.... Sad!!!
Well, the Dispatch decided to tweak its already-bad software and has handed its loyal digital subscribers the worst version yet. Logging in every morning is a chore: first, get login page. No, despite what you check, it never remembers you from the prior day. Next, put the cursor on name and start typing. The cursor inexplicably jumps to password, so delete and start over. Once you get that name and password in, you’re rewarded with a frozen screen replica of the paper. By trial and error the easiest thing to do is to swipe the page closed and reopen. Once you do, you at least have a paper you can struggle with reading. This app is unbelievably bad in this day and age.
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Columbus Dispatch E-Edition is ranking in News
Last update was at Sep 07, 2021and the current version is 4.33.13.
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Columbus Dispatch E-Edition have a 211a user reviews.