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Version	Location	Description	Submitted by	Date submitted
Printed	Page copyright page Copyright notice	Please add the author's name (Philipp Lenssen) to the copyright notice. (c) 2008 Philipp Lenssen	Brian Jepson	Jan 12, 2009
Printed	Page 10-11 bottom of 10 and top of 11	The favicons are no longer where the book says they are. I have not been able to find the new locations, if they exist. I guess that's the problem with this type of book. Addresses seem to change almost daily.	Anonymous	Jun 04, 2008
Printed	Page 12 1st paragraph	Quote: "Enter Ctrl-Alt-S -- or another shortcut, though some shortcuts are reserved by Windows and cannot be chosen -- and approve the dialog. Now, you can press Ctrl-Alt-D anywhere in Windows to launch a new spreadsheet with Google." The key references here don't match. Both should read "Ctrl-Alt-S". The next paragraph explains how to use "Ctrl-Alt-D" for creating a shortcut for "New Google Document", so perhaps the error crept in when re-ordering the sentence/paragraph structure.	Anonymous
Printed	Page 54 4th line below picture	When I enter the formula as described, = GoogleLookup("Isaac Asimov", "Birth date") Google cuts off at the first " mark, and says I'm entering the formula incorrectly. I tried everything, and could not type the string above successfully. I was able to get the GoogleLookup function to work, but it appears to me that something special must be done to enter a constant string in google lookup. This was irritating, because it was the first thing I tried to test from the book, and it was not "typeable" (on a PC using Safari browser.)	Anonymous