No index, spotty translations, no organization
935874
While the recipes are good, the names of the dishes are translated about only one-half the time; the recipes are not organized in any fashion, other than the random sequence of an Indian-language or English-language name; and there is no index.  This is not acceptable in the days of word processing, and the book is pretty much useless.  Look elsewhere until Anita Basak does a revision up to half-way professional standards.
4719490
The author has translated The Five Books of Moses and has added his own commentary, much of which is quite interesting, even if one does not agree with him.  What to my mind is inexcusable is the lack of a table of contents showing which parshas are on which page.  So, if you are looking for Devarim, you will never find it unless you happpen to know the English equivalent AND you happen to know which book it is in and WHERE!  This is unacceptable!  Also, I find the tinted paper quite distracting and unnecessary.  For this, I blame the publisher, rather than the author.  The absence of the haftorahs makes this book of very limited appeal.  I have decided to return my copy and wait until later this year when the new, JTS edition will be available.  Meanwhile, the Hertz edition published by Soncino Press, is certainly serviceable for those who don't want Stone.
1711034
Aside from the lack of a proper (comprehensive) German-English dictionary ... I think there is a major issue which should be addressed by Kindle itself:
{My assumption: perhaps there are certain problems/bugs  in the Kindle software regarding this if I am not mistaking}

 When I was reading German or Italian texts I could not force the kindle [2nd generation] to recognize either my German or Italian Dictionaries as a primary dictionary although I followed the given instruction, in itself illogically a very long and tedious procedure just for the sake of switching between dictionaries (Home--> Menu-->Settings--> enter-->menu --> Change Primary Dictionary) and all in vain: It worked only for my Latin Dictionary (An Electronic Latin Dictionary by L. Nicolato) but not for the German and Italian dictionaries which were both kindle editions (Harper Collins German-English Collage Dictionary; Merriam Webster's Italian-English Translation Dictionary etc.)

2) The Kindle on PC does not even give you the option of choosing your own primary dictionary except for certain preset default options (e.g. Oxford and German-German Duden)

.... I would appreciate any comments on this issue
1122780
My last Wills manual was 2 editions ago. This one has similar clear organization, content, and layout except for 2 noticeable differences: the font size is smaller and the index is terrible. It's easier to use the table of contents to navigate rather than the index because so many listings are missing from the index. Sometimes in a hurry I'll just reach for my 2-editions-ago manual because at least I'll be guaranteed to find what I'm looking for quickly.
632865
We were mandated to buy this book for use when writing papers for our master's program.  I have found it extremely poorly organized.  Some items I can't find at all.  For instance, I wanted to find out how to format an interview.  Can't find it anywhere in this book.  Our instructor told us to annotate our bibliographies.  I cannot find anything in this book on annotated bibliographies.  So far this book has been literally useless to me as a resource.  It is very hard to locate any example of what your reference should look like, it is far too complex for simple college paper writing and is missing items (listed above).  I haven't used it yet.
3563870
Not very useful. The market of paper Korea-English dictionaries is small and not very good, and this is about average. You must have an advanced level of proficiency in both languages for this to be useful.

Stick to an online dictionary. Naver is the best, Daum is second. Don't waste your time and money with the sorry dictionaries available.
2118807
I purchased this via internet and installed it on my Kindle. The book is very well written, researched and explained , as far as I got. reading from beginning when I shut down for the day, it started right up where I left off when I resumed reading. However, at about Part V when I returned to read it opened to Chapter16. I tried various methods to get to where I wanted to start to no avail. The INDEX is useless. There is no indication of CHAPTERS, only gives PARTS. I was specifically concerned with e-mail connections in the book and there is no guidance for specific problems or issues. There was no reference to e-mail issues in the index. A book of 500 +/- pages of technical data and instruction has been rendered rendered almost useless by a lack of instruction on how to navigate to specific issues.
1460147
Firstly I don't think being half Drupal 7 and half Drupal 8 works very well.  Most people want to do one or the other, and it's a pretty thin book already, so knowing half of that isn't useful isn't great.
Secondly I don't think it goes deeply into topics.  I was interested in how to create a multilingual site.  It mentions using the t function, OK that's Drupal 101, but it doesn't explain how you then make that result into a mutli-lingual site.  Where do I put the translations, how does it work etc?
So yeh it's OK, there's stuff to learn in there, but it is not very deep on anything.  You get a single example for most things, and there's no actual problem solving shown.  It's just lots of "brief intro to".
4059205
Absolutely terrible. Organization by arrondissement makes it so you need to know in which arrondissement your destination is located. Coupled with an almost unusable index mages the green guide not worth the money nor the physical weight.
1131275
Only provides English to Latin translations and the entries are not indexed for Kindle.  It is very difficult looking things up.  Awkwardly formatted for Kindle, difficult to read.  Save your money.
1031118
rosetta Stone no longer carries book for learning languages, not good!
4814727
There is no chapter indexing. So as a reference book, useless.
2892116
I can't tell you which translation you should get, but I can tell you that this ebook is horrible. Words mashed together all over the first few pages of the text. Obviously someone did a conversion without any QA of the result. Even though it's free, it's not worth your trouble. Find a different ebook edition.
3162442
Not sure if I will keep this or send it back.  I ordered this based on the reviews, but I think it is poorly organized, and has a very very small dictionary section.  In the English-Italian dictionary session, I would have loved to see the pronunciation of the Italian word there, rather than hunt for it somewhere in the beginning pages of the book.
3391857
Meh. I should have gotten a different dictionary for my course. It's missing a few very key Latin words that I need for translation. I will have to get another dictionary before the semester is out.
4929428
Basically useless; it is poorly organized and difficult to search.  Can't understand why anybody would want to carry around a book like this, since any computer, with a search engine such as Google, can access WAY more information on SAS commands in a few seconds.  Oh, and the search engine has up-to-date information and examples too.
1005828
Dialogues and vocabulary words have no English translations. The dictionary in the back doesn't even contain many of the words in the dialogues.