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How much of The Salt Lake Tribune is online?
   It is not our goal to replicate the print edition online; the best way to ensure you are getting everything in the hardcopy edition of the Tribune is to subscribe for home delivery. Rather, we repackage and expand on select portions of our local newspaper content as a free service to Internet users and as supplement to the experience of print subscribers.
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   If you notice a story missing from the Web edition, check our various search functions, described below. If the feature you're seeking still doesn't turn up, please e-mail us at webmaster@sltrib.com with a date and description.

Where do I find a story that ran last week/last month/last year?
   The past seven editions of The Tribune are available online in their entirety. Click the "Contents" or "Past Editions" buttons on the front page to access them. You can also do a search on the past seven editions by using the "Search" form at the top of any page.
   Older stories are available through the TribAccess Archives. Click the "Archives" button on any page to access the archives. Our online records go back to September 1990. (For older stories, please consult the public library or call our Data Center at 801-257-8930). For general archive questions, e-mail archive@sltrib.com.

Where are your (local, sports, technology, business) stories?
   The task bar at the top of the home page will guide you through each section of today's Tribune. You will also find a comprehensive contents section linked from the Web edition.

Where do I find obituaries?
   Click on the Obituaries button on any page. Obituaries back to mid 1990 can be found in the TribAccess Archives. Search by first and last name and the word "obituaries" for the best results. Obituaries older than that can be accessed at most Salt Lake area public libraries.

How can I subscribe to the Tribune print edition?
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How do I submit a classified ad?
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Can I use or link to a story/picture I saw online?
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   While The Tribune discourages reproduction of any of its stories on other Web sites, we encourage webmasters to link to the stories they're interested in on our server. We purposefully attempt to keep materials online for at least a year, with this in mind. Please contact us at the above e-mail address for permission and archival URLs.

Can I purchase a print of a picture I have seen in print or online?
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Where can I find the crossword puzzle?
   The crossword puzzle can be found here. You will also find a link on the home page. The crossword online is provided by a different service that than in the print edition, so it will not be the same puzzle.

Where can I find games, crossword puzzles and horoscopes?
   Due to syndication fees and copyright prohibitions, we do not have permission to reprint the puzzles, games and horoscopes from the print edition in the online edition at this time.
   An online, interactive crossword puzzle is provided by UClick. Click the crossword button on the home page.

Are Parade magazine, Automotive or Real Estate online?
   Parade magazine, Automotive and Real Estate sections are produced by entities other than The Tribune and do not appear on Utah OnLine. The Automotive and Real Estates sections are available on the Classifieds page (click the "Classifieds" button on the home page to get there) under the Automotive and Real Estate listings, respectively. Parade maintains its own Web site at http://www.parade.com

Where can I send a story idea?
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Where can I send a letter to the editor?
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