It has now been relaunched with Alex Barry as editor-in-chief and those wizzened hacks, Dennis & Garry, gathering material from here and there.
My old issues are MS Word documents (100-200KB in size) and the new ones web-based - just a series of web pages.
Tom's, the Potts' and now Alex's issues are Adobe Acrobat (PDF) files (varying from under 100KB up to about 1MB in size) so you will need to download the reader if you don't already have it - it's free. If you're not sure whether or not you've got it then try reading a newsletter - if it doesn't open then download the reader. Why Acrobat? It's a de facto standard for document sharing and has many advantages over formats like Word docs, most of which I won't bore you with! The main ones, though, are that all fonts are embedded (so it doesn't matter if the newsletter contains any that you don't have on your system), the files are half the size of Word docs, and not only is the reader free but, unlike the viewers for MS products, it runs on virtually every platform - Windows, Mac, Unix, Linux, PDAs and all sorts of operating systems you've never heard of.
2006: Feb.
2005: Mar - May - Jul - Sep - Nov.
2003: Nov
2001: Jan - Feb - Mar - Apr - May - Jun - Aug - Sep - Oct - Nov - Dec.