new gnucash book

[Mark Phillips]

On Thu, Feb 10, 2011 at 6:26 PM, Kim Wood <kim.wood at bigpond.net.au> wrote:

>
> Dear GnuCash Users,
>
> I have bought the book today (downloadable PDF version), and can report it
> is very comprehensive in content, as well as professionally written and
> laid
> out.  It has 324 pages, plenty of graphics/screen grabs, and is very useful
> companion when using GnuCash for small business.
>
> The first few chapters cover the basics, and it builds from there.  It is a
> shame that not every user will see the book.  It is everything that the
> user
> needs, and ideally this content should be part of the GnuCash download.  I
> am very happy with the purchase.
>
> The PDF version has the purchaser's name and address in the footer on every
> page.  This particular e-book producer looks like they are pretty switched
> on.  The e-book is available in either PDF or EPUB format.
>

I bought the book as well, but was only offered a PDF version.

>
> Anyway, it is probably a good example of how profit making businesses and
> the open source movement can co-exist and produce good outcomes.  There
> should be more of it.  Highly recommended.
>
>
> Regards,
>
> Kim Wood
>
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