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Everyone probably knows this but just in case:

The capabilities of this forum give me the opportunity to present an exercise from my book in this collage of screenshot excerpts.

UPDATE: The normal 10% sample is now available online!

The sample obtained online was originally only the cover of the book. It now has the statement "Feature Unavailable We're sorry but this feature is currently unavailable. Please try again later". The download sample, however, does contain the book through Chapter 1. How Amazon presents my book is, in any case, completely beyond my control. If I need to do anything beyond creating the Kindle document there is not much point in putting the book on Amazon.

This is a problem with Amazon for books with a lot of graphics. The only solution I've been able to think of is that discussed in the sample: "This book contains a large graphic content. This is not counted in computing the sample size of the book. Thus the sample is too small to really appraise the book. To look at the complete book, buy it and examine it thoroughly. If it is not what you want, return it and get a refund. This is a little more complicated but gives you a chance to really judge the book. The refund process is the following:"

I present my new eBook as my proposed entrée into the world-wide Paint.NET support group. "Doing Paint.NET" provides exercises in using the simple, intuitive, and innovative user interface of Paint.NET. I believe that this book can make even a person who has never heard of Paint.NET into a user who has the potential to become an expert with the program. My philosophy in writing books derives from the Confucius quote: “I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” I would appreciate comments, evaluations and criticisms which will help me improve the book. No criticism is too harsh, no praise is too extravagant! You can find "Doing Paint.NET" in the Kindle Store at Amazon.com with the search phrase "Doing Paint.NET".

My new book "Practice Photos for Photo Editing" has fifty photos. They'll be of use for practice in recovering photos too good to be discarded. Search for the book in the Amazon Kindle store. A Spanish translation will be uploaded soon.