You can view two newspaper pages for free. After that, a login or subscription prompt appears before you continue, so it helps to know what you want to open before moving through an issue.
Choose pages with intention
Set the edition and date first, then open the front page or use the thumbnails to choose another page. The page count is a useful reason to pause and orient yourself, not a reason to rush. If you are checking a past issue or supplement, confirm that selection before spending a page on it.
Follow the access prompt
Once you reach the two-page free limit, use the prompt to log in or review subscription access. If you already have an account, signing in is the natural next step; otherwise, check the available subscription options. The prompt is where to confirm the access terms that apply to you.
Continue with your issue
After access is available, return to the selected date and edition and continue with page navigation or the thumbnail strip. Open mapped article text when you want a more comfortable reading view, or use the audio reader to listen. Keep the date and edition in mind as you move between the paper-like page and individual stories.