Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: We've had our PT70 for a number of years, probably more than 5 years. It is one of the most frequently used office items in our house, it has become absolutely indispensable. It is quite easy to use, and the manual is readily available for those people who have challenges. Reliability has been stellar. The quality of labels is outstanding - I have some under my car, labeling a few key items for mechanics (Google Panzer Plate if you're curious and a VW or Audi owner and want to preserve your car), and those labels have lasted for years. Several font sizes and styles can be printed, from large, covering most of the 12mm tape, to tiny. Don't believe those on Amazon who may rate this a 1, if they read the manual, then perhaps things would become clear to them.Read Dave Allen's Getting Things Done. Label your stuff!Highly recommended. Answer:
A: Yes

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This little book is poorly made, has many misspellings and the info in this book is lacking...The book is also being marketed with another title...same bad quality, with crooked cover, for more than half the price off and is still too pricey...What is it about this book that makes it so valuable??? Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I feel that the author takes the game of trading and tries to simplify it way too much. Does he know that firms and hedge funds sometimes spend $100 million a year on research and computer systems and most barely break even. This last statement is not an opinion, it is a fact which sadly is true. Does he know that there is a new study stating that over 99% of market participants lose in the long run. People should realize that when one trades, one is competing against many professionals who have devoted the better part of their lives to trading. These professionals are better equipped and have better information. By the time the average investor gets this info it is better to fade it. I appreciate the author trying to help others, but why would anyone want to give away trade secrets? The title is very misleading and so is the book, but I guess that is why people will buy into it. Answer:
A: No

Q: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: This edition (Viking, 1996, illustr. by Rozier-Gaudriault, series=The Whole Story) is *not* abridged. In fact, it is the unabridged version of the first volume of Spyri's two books about Heidi. The margins (ala DK books) have pictures and explanations about the period, including period pictures and photographs of Frankfort in the 1880s. Answer:
