Title: Staty away - designed to last 3 1/2 months Product review: I looked for an expensive replacement DVD player. Never really knew the right questions to ask - but I've learned the hard way. This DVD Player comes with a 3 month guaratee, so guess what happened after 3 1/2 months? After a brief phone call to Magnavox, it was very easy for them to politely tell me to take a hike - their interest in their product was over after 90 days, and it was now the 105th day. Be advised - find out about guarantees before you purchase, and find out if the Manufacturer stands behind their Product in any way, shape or form. Cheap can be expensive! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Nonsense Product review: This book was entirely inadequate, it did not give any specific information on how to write monologues. Half of the book was a copy of the play the author had written. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Simply..... Product review: I have always liked fresh pineapple. Now I Love IT since I can easily have it ready in a very short time with little mess and a professional looking ring every time. Simply the best! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Nearly useless, very abstract and badly edited Product review: Audition apparently seems to be some kind of unwanted stepchild of Adobe, based on the scarcity of resources Adobe seems to have dedicated to it. I bought this book based on other positive experiences with the "Visual Quickstart Guide" series, but as another reviewer states, this book barely covers what should essentially be in a basic user's manual. There is little if any detail, very few case-study example, and some significant holes in the instructions.Example: in the "Using Cues" section - there is a section "to list and edit your cues," to "move cues" and to "delete cues"...but it says nothing about creating a cue to start with. These types of omissions can drive beginners insane, and signals some pretty bad editing.Further, abstract explanations of sounds (or worse, how sounds work) are nearly useless. This book badly needs an accompanying cd. Five seconds of actual audio can teach more that fifty pages of words. Avoid this book. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
