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I purchased the WD My Book 500mb external hard drive about a year ago with a 3 year warranty. The drive failed after about 4 months with constant clicking and I lost everything that was on this drive. I received a replacement drive quickly. The second drive lasted about 7 months and last week the drive started clicking again... once again I lost everything on the drive. I went on WD's web site and the replacement drive had a 90 day warranty and I am out of luck getting a replacement drive from this company. I am in the process of purchasing another drive. I do not recommend this drive simply because the Western Digital company obviously does not have faith in their own product, otherwise the 3 year warranty would have carried over to the replacement drive. For two drives to fail in a year's time is not very good odds either and it seems the WD company feels the same about their own product. Buy Western Digital Essential Edition 320 GB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive WDH1U3200N!

I just got the electronic dictionary and I can already see its advantages over other models. First and foremost, the ring adapter drastically reduces your chances of losing it. In addition, it is nice and slim. It has a large number of words, often with multiple definitions. The converter function is also handy, as I teach Science (although it was bought primarily for the dictionary.) The display is easy to read and the keypad is not difficult to figure out. Its only weakness is that I find the keys a bit difficult to press. This can be solved by using a stylus and is the reason I give it 4 stars, rather than 5.Buy Zelco Notebook Dictionary!

I expected that a book published by the company who developed the application would, to a great extent, be the definitive source of information. Personally I learned more from the Help resource in Excel than this book. In particular, most books on programming begin by describing the basic types/structures/fundamentals then moving into more and more detail all the while providing insightful and informative examples, some of which are built upon through out the text.

Now I have programmed in many different languages before and understand the relative similarities (after all, aside from linguistics/semantics most languages are fundamentally the same), yet there was no substantive explanation regarding running the minimalist examples that were given. Moreover, how about providing some worthwhile examples that really illustrate programming Excel and making it work for you.

All-in-all this text was VERY disappointing and the only reason for two stars is that I got the book for free. If it were not for this fact, I would have given in one star. For anyone out there interested in Excel programming, please steer clear of this text and I wish I could direct you to something worthwhile but this was my first so we are all out of luck. Cheers!Buy Microsoft Office Excel 2003 Programming Inside Out!