You can enter a bogus email address and still be able to download the PDF. They're more concerned with you not being a spambot, so as long as you pass captcha, it doesn't matter what email address you use.
 
If you do register, you can uncheck all the notification boxes under preferences. Bottom line is you can have as much or as little interaction with issuu.com as you want. That's one of the reasons the eZine is posted there, in addition to allowing people who are not aware of its existence to discover it.

kellerpj
Not to "hijack" this thread, but when I follow your directions, I don't get a download link in the top left corner.  I only see an "i" in a circle (indicating "information").  When I click that, I get a "bubble" that has information about the Tech+Music issue.  No download link.
 
All other download links display the login (or register) page (which I don't really want to do).
 
Am I missing something?

This is what I got also (Firefox).  I went ahead and signed up for Issu, but disabled notification.  Craig - why is the Tech + Music being hosted on Issu instead of being hosted on Cakewalk.com?
P.S. Never mind - just saw Alex's explanation. Carry on.

http://forum.cakewalk.com/FindPost/3614988
 

Anyway, can we get this thread back on topic now, please? 
 
Is anyone else having this problem with Sonar 2017.06 not letting go of the Audio driver when losing focus?

I do not have the current option enabled. Never had the old share option enable either. Never did on any PC using any version of SONAR. The only audio interface enabled on my current Win10 Creator PC is a Presonus 44VSL running an old driver with VSL support.  I have no problem running multiple programs that generate audio at the same time. Probably because only one app uses ASIO (SONAR), all the others use the regular Windows drivers and everything is set to the same sample rate and bit depth.

scook I have no problem running multiple programs that generate audio at the same time. Probably because only one app uses ASIO (SONAR), all the others use the regular Windows drivers and everything is set to the same sample rate and bit depth.

that definitely has an effect ^^^

pwalpwal

scook I have no problem running multiple programs that generate audio at the same time. Probably because only one app uses ASIO (SONAR), all the others use the regular Windows drivers and everything is set to the same sample rate and bit depth.

that definitely has an effect ^^^

I know its not much help, but this proves to be true in my case as well (using ASIO for Sonar and WMP for other applications).
which programs are you using ?

35mm
Anyway, can we get this thread back on topic now, please? 
 

My apology's.

Awesome!
 
Thanks to whoever posted the link so that it can be downloaded without registration at yet another site.

Fully updated here, and I can play whatever program is in focus. 
 

OK I think my problem was sample rate. My projects are in higher sample rates than files I was trying to playback outside Sonar. Never mind. Feel free to hijack this thread again now