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It has come to my attention that Amazon now lets you peruse titles by text search! Some 120,000 book titles are available, including many Photoshop Elements titles. This opens the door to getting tutorials right from books that you’ve heard about–and some you haven’t.
1. Go to Amazon.
Amazon.com <http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/newwriting/>
2. Scroll down the page past Keyword Search to Search, choose Books from the drop list and type in Photoshop Elements then click GO. The search will take you to a listing of Photoshop Elements titles.
3. Scroll down the list of books in the middle column and look for titles that have a NEW icon below the pricing, followed by " Excerpt from page…"
4. Click on the page link, and it opens the page in the book!
5. Better yet: when you’ve opened the page, enter some text in the "Search Inside This Book" box and click GO. This will bring up a listing of where the subject is discussed in the entire book. Click on any of those links to view that content.
This might prove to be a great source of learning, both about books and what they have to offer, as well as getting you spot information that you don’t want to have to buy a whole book to get.
Hope that helps!
Richard Lynch
1. Go to Amazon.
Amazon.com <http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/newwriting/>
2. Scroll down the page past Keyword Search to Search, choose Books from the drop list and type in Photoshop Elements then click GO. The search will take you to a listing of Photoshop Elements titles.
3. Scroll down the list of books in the middle column and look for titles that have a NEW icon below the pricing, followed by " Excerpt from page…"
4. Click on the page link, and it opens the page in the book!
5. Better yet: when you’ve opened the page, enter some text in the "Search Inside This Book" box and click GO. This will bring up a listing of where the subject is discussed in the entire book. Click on any of those links to view that content.
This might prove to be a great source of learning, both about books and what they have to offer, as well as getting you spot information that you don’t want to have to buy a whole book to get.
Hope that helps!
Richard Lynch
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