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Review title: Too many errors
Product review: There are tons of errors in the book. From the simple -- giving the wrong information to input -- to the inexcusable -- providing a CD with tutorials that don't have the same information as the tutorials in the book. How are we supposed to learn a program if we can't depend on the information from either source provided?Do these books have editors and fact checkers? Assuming they do, shouldn't the priority be on getting the information in the book perfect?Having said that, I have run into this problem before with books of this type. They try to rush them into the bookstores to get the first-mover advantage with not much regard for the accuracy of the information contained in them. In all honesty, I've seen worse examples of this than the Studio 8 book.If you're a true beginner, I can't recommend this book because you'll never know if you're doing something wrong or if the information in the book or on the CD is wrong.
