Thanks for your suggestion, Vic! I'll see what I can do. 


Scott

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John

I skipped X1 Power I think I shall order X2 Power when it comes out. One main reason is it should be more accurate than the manual.

Hey John,


Thanks very much! It would be nice if I could get it done quicker, but accuracy and quality is more important.


Scott

I should add Scott's Power books are unique. They add a great many tips and are written in a highly readable form.  They are much more than a manual. Things that are glossed over in the CW manuals are given proper detail with a users insights. They are not just a rehash of the manual.

I believe X2 Power is going to be a must have.

I agree John
So was Sonar Power 6, 8, and X1
I use them before the manual

Thanks, John and Bram! I agree completely. 


I always recommend people take the time to read the books at least once from cover-to-cover and then use them as a reference because you never know what info you might miss. Plus, the book is written in a way that you may need to know something that was written in a previous chapter in order to take full advantage of the chapter you're currently reading.


Scott

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I found that if I keep a finger or two a couple of chapters back, then I can flip back to confirm what was written in the previous chapter - it takes me reading well into chapter 8 for my brain to comprehend what I had read back in chapter 6.

Some days I need to have the prior version of the whole book available.  YIKES!

:)

Bob Bone

Hey Bob,

Yeah, there's a lot of info in the 600+ pages of each of the SONAR Power books, and SONAR X2 Power will be just as thorough. Hopefully, everyone will enjoy it and get a lot out of it.

Thanks!
Scott

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brammer


Love your books Scott
2 requests/suggestions
a chapter on how the smart tools work ('cause I'm sooo confused!)
And could they make the book thicker but shorter so it will fit on a bookshelf?

You're going to need a bigger bookshelf 

Scott, I have learned a BUNCH of stuff in reading your books.

Now quit posting and finish the X2 book so I can buy it and help you with your quest to take over the world bwa ha ha :)

Oh, and don't forget to give  this forum a shout out in the book.  :)

Bob Bone

Don't worry... I only post during breaks. I still need to eat. 


Now, if I could only figure out how to transfer my consciousness into a computer, then I could work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 


Scott

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The consciousness thing wouldn't work - I think I remember that men have random thoughts of naught bits every 17 seconds or so, and I have to imagine that any transference time savings would be offset by having to do all that extra editing to remove the naughty bits.

I think I am MUCH better off waiting for your real book.

Bob Bone