Graphic Exchange Got my first hard copy of the Graphic Exchange Magazine and it is very impressive. Even more so is to go to their site and download the Adobe PDF version - it's a huge file - but it makes up for your download by including a raft of neat extra features which show off the full capabilities of a dynamic layout and capabilities of a PDF. You need both Adobe 6.0 reader and Quicktime on your machine to get all the goodies - but it makes for a terrific read. It really shows what a web publication can do.

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