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How to make sure you're buying the latest edition,
By A Customer
This review is from: Don't Make Me Think : A Common Sence Approach (Hardcover)
I'm the author (Steve Krug), and I just wanted to post a clarification so people don't get confused by that last review, which says "This is not the latest version."
The way Amazon currently works, that review shows up when you look at either edition. I assume Gregory posted it (trying thoughtfully to keep people from being confused) while looking at the first edition page. Unfortunately, it also shows up when people are looking at the *second* edition. So just to keep things straight, here's how to make sure you're buying the latest version. You can tell you're looking at the right one if a) The title includes the words "(2nd Edition)" b) The publication date is September 15, 2005, and c) The ISBN number is 0321344758 I hope this helps. |
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Don't Make Me Think : A Common Sence Approach by Steve Krug (Hardcover - October 31, 2000)
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