Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I gave my old 5 MP Sony DSC-W5 to my little sister and decided to give canon a try for the first time. This camera is amazing on the first look; I love the 3" screen, new features, and the new thin look over my bulky Sony DSC-W5. However, It wasn't until I took a few pictures when I found out what a horrible piece of junk it is. Pictures taken with this camera are SO BLURRY! No matter how much I played around with the settings, I could not get a single crisp shot. If you zoom into the pictures, you'll notice the blur around edges of all objects. I am so disappointed. I can not beleive people have given this camera good ratings. The camera is in the box and back to Amazon. I'm going back to Sony. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: The lcd sreen had small spots ...than lines that grew to be obvious lcd defect. This is after it was charged and right of the box. I returned it to Amzon for replacment. The Sc card is located behind the battery -very poor location you have to take the battery out to replace SD card. Geocahe cocrdinates uploaded keep coimg out unreadable on device. Not sure what issue was. Called tech service and got the indian call center..hard to understand. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Don't waste your money on this book. The author NEVER explains the programming logic behind the ActionScripts which are presented. Instead, he seems to think that by putting a bunch of clever ActionScript code onto the page which does something you'd never use when doing a "real" Flash project that he has somehow enlightened you into the mysteries of ActionScript programming. Save your money for other, more insighful books which actually present a foundation along with the code. Answer:
No
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Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: I think Lynne Graham is a great writer, I just wish the heroines in her stories had a little more pride self esteem and confidence. The heroine in this book is just like most of the heroines Lynne Graham writes about. They deem themselves less than important to the men they love. They either have no education, weak or very tolerant to verbal abuse. In this book there is the hint of some physical abuse and verbal threats. I started skipping pages in this book, then finally I just could not take it any longer and stop reading it. Lynne Graham should take a chapter for Jackie Collins and give us a kick ass, strong heroine for once. Answer:
