Digital BW, The Print

I have version 6.0, and it's great. I'm sure 7 will be even better.

Jerry


>> Is anyone here familiar with the book "Photoshop 7.0 for
>> Photographers" by Martin Evening?
>> 
>> Has it proved to be more valuable, interesting, or easier to
>> understand than the other books out there? Does it really speak more
>> to photographers than the other books? Just curious.
>> 
>> Tim
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>> www.timtimmermans.com
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