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Can I remove individual items from the "My Downloads" section?
It's getting a little cluttered and it would be nice if I could eliminate some of the free material.
I don't think you can remove items.
For what it's worth, I believe that some sort of "download organization/filtering" is on the TO-DO list.
Can I remove individual items from the "My Downloads" section?
It's getting a little cluttered and it would be nice if I could eliminate some of the free material.I don't think you can remove items.
For what it's worth, I believe that some sort of "download organization/filtering" is on the TO-DO list.
Darn. I downloaded some free 3rd party content which proved to be a little disappointing, so I'd like to remove it from my list of downloads.
I guess I'll just have to be more selective about what I download in the future.
I don't think you can remove items.
For what it's worth, I believe that some sort of "download organization/filtering" is on the TO-DO list.
Is it safe to assume that once an item is purchased is will always be available for re-download?
As the answer seems implied based upon current behavior, I would love an official answer.
Thank you!
I don't think you can remove items.
For what it's worth, I believe that some sort of "download organization/filtering" is on the TO-DO list.
Is it safe to assume that once an item is purchased is will always be available for re-download?
As the answer seems implied based upon current behavior, I would love an official answer.
Thank you!
Not an official answer, but Paizo has addressed this recently (after the WotC removal of PDFs). Their stance was that they will keep all purchases available for download as long as their contracts with the original owners of the PDF allow them to do so. If such contract changes, they do their best to notify owners, so you can backup your downloads in case something isn't saved.
Not an official answer, but Paizo has addressed this recently (after the WotC removal of PDFs). Their stance was that they will keep all purchases available for download as long as their contracts with the original owners of the PDF allow them to do so. If such contract changes, they do their best to notify owners, so you can backup your downloads in case something isn't saved.
While not official it seems to have originated at the source, and it makes good sense. Thank you for your reply.
As I am largely purchasing PFRPG content, seems to me that I should be good for eternity! It is a nice benefit that they are providing a repository of sorts for us to manage our purchased content, and that is a nice incentive for me to have faith that my dollars aren't going to be lost forever in some bit bucket.
I can't tell you how many dollars (come 1st ed material and many early Dragon mags) and memories I lost to have my collections of book be consumed by the real monster known as mold in some dank and musty basements. I should have known better, but I didn't. I wonder how many have suffered a similar plight. Bring on the digital age!
Not an official answer, but Paizo has addressed this recently (after the WotC removal of PDFs). Their stance was that they will keep all purchases available for download as long as their contracts with the original owners of the PDF allow them to do so. If such contract changes, they do their best to notify owners, so you can backup your downloads in case something isn't saved.
That's pretty much it. We can't promise that your downloads will be available eternally, but inasmuch as we can make it happen, it's our intent that we'll keep them available as long as possible.
Note that that extends to the most current version of a file only—if a publisher updates a PDF, we generally provide access only to the latest version.