Puzzle Genius

How to Send Puzzle Weekly to Your Device

Puzzle Weekly has been designed to look great on a wide variety of devices. As well as the printable section, the magazine includes all the puzzles in large format ready to be completed directly on your device.

The instructions on this page will help you load the magazine onto a variety of popular devices.

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iPad

The easiest way to get the magazine on your iPad is simply to open it from within your email. From whatever email app you are using (the built-in one, or any third party app like Gmail), tap on the Puzzle Weekly PDF attachment. The magazine will open right up for you.

We highly recommend saving the attachment to the Books app before starting to fill out the puzzles. This way everything you do will be saved in the file.

To save the attachment, with the magazine open, tap the share icon - it looks like this: ios share icon

If you can’t see the share icon, you might need to tap the screen to show the controls in your app.

From the pop-up menu, tap the Books app icon. If you can’t see it in the list, scroll horizontally to the end of the list, click the “…More” icon, and then select Books from the list.

If you are using a more recent version of iPadOS, you may see a “Open in Books” option right at the top of the screen, which you can use instead.

When reading the magazine in the Books app, you can tap the pen icon at the top of the screen to start solving the puzzles on your iPad.

As an alternative to the Books app, you may prefer to save the magazine to the built-in Notes app. The steps are the same, just choose Notes from the list of icons.

Further help for the iPad can be found here.

Kindle Scribe

There are a couple of ways to get your copy of Puzzle Weekly onto your Kindle Scribe, depending on whether you are using a computer or a phone.

From a Computer, Using the Send to Kindle Tool:

  • Go to Amazon's Send to Kindle page. Note that link is for Amazon.com - if your Kindle account is in another country, you’ll need to use the Send to Kindle page for that country’s store. The page is always at /sendtokindle - for example, in the uk you can navigate to amazon.co.uk/sendtokindle
  • Sign in to your Amazon account if you’re not already logged in.
  • Drag and drop the Puzzle Weekly PDF file onto the page. Make sure the ‘add to your library’ option is selected (it is on by default) then click the ‘Send’ button.
  • The magazine will automatically appear in the library tab of your Kindle Scribe. It may take a few minutes between the file uploading then downloading again to your device.

From a Phone or Tablet, Using The Mobile App:

  • Ensure you have the Kindle app installed on your smartphone or tablet.
  • Sign in to your Amazon account within the app.
  • Open the Puzzle Weekly PDF file attachment from within your mail app, then use the sharing option to “Send to” the Kindle app. It will be uploaded to your Kindle library in the cloud.
  • The magazine will automatically appear in the library tab of your Kindle Scribe.

Further help for Kindle Scribe can be found here.

Kobo Elipsa

There are a couple of ways of sending the magazine to your Kobo Elipsa.

From a computer, via a USB cable:

  1. Connect Your Kobo Elipsa to Your Computer:
  • Turn on your Kobo Elipsa eReader.
  • Connect it to your computer using a USB-C cable.
  • On your eReader, tap "Connect" when you see the "Computer Detected" popup window.
  1. Transfer the PDF:
  • On your computer, navigate to the folder named 'KOBOeReader'.
  • Drag and drop the Puzzle Weekly PDF file into this folder.
  1. Eject and Disconnect:
  • Safely eject the 'KOBOeReader' drive from your computer.
  • Unplug the USB-C cable from your eReader. You should see an "Importing Content" message on your eReader.
  1. Access the magazine:
  • Go to the home screen of your Kobo Elipsa.
  • Tap "My Books" at the bottom of the screen.
  • Tap on Puzzle Weekly magazine to start reading.

From a phone, tablet, or computer via Google Drive or Dropbox:

  1. Upload Puzzle Weekly to Google Drive or Dropbox:
  • On your computer or mobile device, open Google Drive or Dropbox.
    • Upload the Puzzle Weekly PDF.
  1. Access Google Drive or Dropbox on Kobo Elipsa:
  • On your Kobo Elipsa, open the web browser.
  1. Download the magazine:
  • Locate the PDF file you uploaded earlier.
  • Tap on the file and select the option to download. The magazine will be saved to your Kobo Elipsa's storage.
  1. Access the magazine on Kobo Elipsa:
  • Return to the home screen of your Kobo Elipsa.
  • Tap "My Books" at the bottom of the screen.
  • You should see the magazine you downloaded. Tap on it to start reading.

Further help for Kobo Elipsa can be found here.

reMarkable

To get your copy of Puzzle Weekly onto your reMarkable tablet, you can use the reMarkable app, or Google Drive or Dropbox.

From a phone, tablet, or computer via the web:

  1. Connect to the reMarkable website:
  • Go to the website my.remarkable.com
  • Follow the instructions to upload the Puzzle Weekly PDF file.
  1. Access the magazine on your reMarkable tablet.
  • On your reMarkable tablet, navigate to the "My Files" section.
  • You should see the PDF you transferred. Tap on it to open.

From a phone, tablet, or computer using the reMarkable App:

  1. Install the reMarkable App:
  • Download and install the reMarkable app on your computer or mobile device. This app acts as a bridge between your device and the reMarkable tablet.
  1. Connect Your reMarkable:
  • Ensure your reMarkable tablet is connected to Wi-Fi.
  • Open the reMarkable app on your computer or mobile device and sign in with your reMarkable account.
  1. Transfer the magazine:
  • Drag and drop the Puzzle Weekly PDF file into the reMarkable app window.
  • The file will automatically sync to your reMarkable tablet if it's connected to Wi-Fi.
  1. Access the magazine on reMarkable:
  • On your reMarkable tablet, navigate to the "My Files" section.
  • You should see the PDF you transferred. Tap on it to open.

Further help for reMarkable can be found here.

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