The Dallas Morning News

it was far less than expected... very few pictures, not all sections, no crossword, comics...

Tried the two-week trial of DMN and cancelled today. Getting all the articles was good, but the e-version lacked obituaries, ads, weather, some items in the Today section like the puzzles, comics, etc. Also in the sports section it did not have the box scores

This is a wonderful newspaper and the primary reason I purchased a color Nook. In my original review I noted problems with getting the newspaper downloaded promptly to my color Nook. Since I noted that some other people were also having this problem, here's the solution offered by the tech support (which I finally got through to): on the bottom left side of the page there is a "sync" button--had two circular arrows in a box. Pressing this button should bring in your newspaper, etc. Worked for me.

When I subscribed, I thought this would have as much content as the printed paper. It does not. I am extremely disappointed in the limited content and the amount of money being charged for this online version.

The e-version for the Sunday edition DMN contains the following sections: News, Metro, Sports Day, Business, Guide Daily, Travel, and Points. At the beginning of each section is a list of the articles with links to jump right to the selected article. The BN descriptions stated there was no crossword puzzles included and no Parade magazine insert but it did not mention about the all important Comic section. So, fans of the Sunday comics will be disappointed that the comic section is not included.

Enjoyed. Would prefer a printed copy. Appreciate digital access, as I reside in New Jersey.

Coverage is scant and stories very bland. Waste of time.

cannot read it online, only on my Nook. difficult to find it from my computer.

Hey

My old card was compromised so I was issued a new one. The new valid card is in my account so I should be receiveing my Dallas Moring News NOW.

I gave this particular digital version a long try. But too many mistakes in the content, delivery that was not consistent and the nook format just cannot compete with the Ipad format have forced me to drop and change to a different subscription model. Nook is great for books. Bad for newspapers

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