Q: How do I print the crossword (or any other single article)? A: Double click on the crossword or article headline to open it in a new window, called Article View. While in Article View, you can select the Print icon to print only the contents of this new window using your computer’s standard print dialog.

For Olive Dynamic Newsstand (ODN), there is another option. On the page containing the item you wish to print, click on the PDF Download icon (third from the left, box with arrow pointing down).

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Choose Crop PDF and then drag that box and stretch it out over the desired content. When you have positioned correctly, click Get PDF in the lower right of the page.

Open your PDF and then you can print it from there. Please see the for a demonstration of these methods. Q: How do I navigate Olive Dynamic Newsstand (ODN)? A: There are many options for navigating with ODN. There is an arrow towards the bottom right of the screen that advances the page; the arrow on the opposite side flips the page the other direction. You can also swipe between pages if you’re using a touchscreen.

Using the breadcrumbs at the bottom left of the screen, you can select a section or an article. From the Thumbnails icon at the bottom middle of the screen, you can select a page from the thumbnail images.

Clicking on the? Help icon brings up the grey overlay screen which may contain additional tips specific to the publication. Please see the for a demonstration of these options. For problems displaying an Olive site, please check the following: • Please clear your browser cache and try again.

It’s possible you have cached something corrupt that is causing the problem. • Make sure your browser has cookies and JavaScript enabled • Make sure your browser does not have security settings set to higher than default.

This may include adding the domain “digital.olivesoftware.com” as a “trusted site” • Make sure your computer is free of viruses and malware. • Try disabling any browser add-ons and see if perhaps one of those is interfering with Olive’s operation.

Nikon apparently missed the 64-bit computing world, in particular their excellent USB slide scanners (LS-40, LS-50 and LS-5000 ED) are totally unsupported under Windows 8.x 64-bit, Windows 7 64-bit, and 64-bit Windows Vista. Fortunately, thanks to Microsoft, all recent editions of Windows, including 64-bit ones, contains a generic USB scanner driver.

All it takes is a little persuasion to make it recognize Nikon USB slide scanners and, from there, Nikon own software - namely the 32-bit Nikon Scan 4.03 - will happily talk to your beloved piece of gear. First thing first, you need a small file named NikonUsbScanners64.zip, which contains information that will lead Windows to recognize your device as a scanner. Get it and save it to some place on your hard disk, for example in your Documents folder (the actual location is unimportant, just make sure to know where you put it as you'll need to refer to that location later). Unzip the file: you should end up with a readme.txt file, NikonUsbScanners64.cat and NikonUsbScanners64.inf - note that there is no.sys and nothing executable, and that the relevant files are digitally signed. Next, download the last version of Nikon Scan (4.03 at the time of this writing) from the Nikon, then proceed as follow: Plug the scanner in a free USB port, turn it on and let Windows try, and fail, to find a driver for it, then.