| Errata: November 20,
      2002 
        2. Oops. The
        "iCCFluoro..." actions have gone missing!  What the...?
        Yes, it's true. You can stop scratching your head, it's my bad. Sad but true,
        two actions are awol. Those useful for correcting images shot
        with either Daylight or Incandescent white balance settings under
        office fluorescent lights. Click here for a special page on it and access
        to the missing files. Geez! I thought
      the eratta were taken care of... 
 September
      28, 2002 
        1. Oops. The
        "Read Me" document(s) in the Sony eBook contains
        an error in some of the first copies. The text claims
        to contain a demo copy of Genuine Fractals' Print Pro 1.0.8, when in reality that
        program is not on the Sony CD at all. You wouldn't want it anyhow,
        since there is a much more recent version available for you to
        play with. You may download
        their latest demo program from this link: Genuine Fractals Demo ...So far,
        that's it. Wish me luck... 
 Not An Error
      But -Department 
        Special updated
        versions of the Adobe Acrobat reader for the latest operating
        systems (Windows XP / Mac OSX, for instance) are available by
        clicking here. Some people
        can't print the "SonyColorWBFilters.jpg" file because
        it is in CMYK format. Photoshop has no problem with this, but
        your software might. I've prepared an RGB version of the file
        for those who would rather have it in that format. If you didn't
        get an Email with this enclosed, drop me a line with enough info
        to track your order and I'll Email it to you.
       | EOops!
  Say, we like to stay on top of things and we really do spend
      a lot of time proofreading, correcting and fixing misteaks but
      you never can teel when airors can creap iunto thiungks.
 So, we have institituted this pgae to try to cover
      our betts when we find yptographci mistakes and omisssionas. I'm shure you understand. --the editoir
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