Review: 50 keys -- you can use at least some of these!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 27, 2013
I get the e-mail from Dan.  He suggested that we read this book today and give a review.  As another reviewer indicated, it is nice to have this all in one place even though some (all?) content may have been available from time to time as e-mail.  I have found that this reinforces some suggestions I have also heard and seen  elsewhere.I only got about 1/2 way through so far.I was pleased to find today that I could get text-to-speech for kindle on my PC running windows 7 (link is http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId;=1000632481 )-- I needed to have the microsoft provided "NARRATOR" software running.  So I tried it -- not sure about other books but for this one I had to advance for every page and press Ctrl-R every page -- I would have preferred automatically reading several pages without interruption but still was able to close my tired eyes a number of times.  I used to like Microsoft Reader in that it would read text-to-speech and automatically flip the page for you as it progressed -- and I did not have to restart on each page.>>> Update, I found shortcut keys and found that if I press CTRL SHIFT C combination that it does just what I wanted, reads continuously and flips the page after ending the previous page.I gave Dan's book 5 out of 5 just because there is a lot there, it is easy to understand and so far at least, he has not tried to push getting any expensive equipment.  I could cite perhaps a few items but realize that if I implement what looks to be the "best" items now, if I reread in a year, I may find that the other items will be things I will want to use.All in all, I would say that this book is going to be a good help for someone who wants to improve his or her photography.thank you Dan.