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**OK, I have 35 books on my desk here at work now (a small part of my
collection. Let's take a sample.
- "The Design of Everyday Things," Donald A. Norman: No such seciton **
Chuck,
You must have the hardcopy of, "The Design of Everyday Things," by Donald A.
Norman. I, too, am a fan or Norman and Nielsen. This is a book I have on my
bookshelf, too. I have the paperback edition and prior to the Preface is a
section called, "Preface To the Paperback Edition". Within "Preface To the
Paperback Edition"is this heading, "The Book Title: A Lesson In Design". In
this section he tells who the audience is and what the book covers.
I wonder why he felt it necessary to add such a section to the paperback
edition, being he's associated with the Father of Usability, Nielsen.
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