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Nikon D7100 Digital Field Guide
Everything you need to know to take full advantage of your Nikon D7100
As a well-rounded, feature-rich dSLR, the new Nikon D7100 is a compact lightweight camera that is loaded with sophisticated features. This full-color guide is packed with expert advice that will both educate and inspire you to take amazing photographs... | | The Treatment of Disease in TCM, Vol. 5: Diseases of the Chest, Abdomen & Rib-side
This is the fifth volume in the seven-volume series titled The Treatment of Disease in TCM authored by Philippe Sionneau and Lu Gang. In this volume, Sionneau and Lu discuss the TCM disease causes and mechanisms, pattern discrimination, treatment principles, formulas and their modifications, and acupuncture and moxibustion for a wide variety... | | Flash 8: The Missing Manual
Macromedia's Flash 8 is the world's premier program for adding animation to websites. And with the latest version, this popular program becomes more versatile, letting beginning webmasters and expert developers alike create sophisticated web content. But Flash isn't intuitive. And it doesn't come with a manual.... |
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Microsoft Project 2010: The Missing Manual
Microsoft Project is brimming with features to help you manage any project, large or small. But learning the software is only half the battle. What you really need is real-world guidance: how to prep your project before touching your PC, which Project tools work best, and which ones to use with care. This book explains it all,... | | Droid X: The Missing Manual
What gives you high-speed Internet access, runs thousands of
apps, lets you take high-resolution photos and HD videos (and
play them on a T V as well), gives you immediate access to information
about all your friends, family, and contacts, handles any email
you can throw at it, is a wizard at Facebook and other social networking... | | iPod: The Missing Manual
What a difference a decade makes. When Apple introduced the very first iPod back in October 2001, it was a bulky chunk of white plastic, chrome, and glass that held a mere 5 gigabytes of music. But its concept was simple and enticing: you could carry 1,000 songs around in your pocket. And people did.
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