Although the quality of the paper is nice, there are typos on some of the pages
591592
Not thrilled with this.  Although the quality of the paper is nice, there are typos on some of the pages.  Not exactly what I want to send in a letter.  I may try to cover up the wording with a sticker or something else, but seems a proofreader could have caught this.  Would not buy again.
3330250
The recipes in this ebook look nice, but they're some of the details.  Some are missing pictures, some are missing ingredients, and some include poorly defined ingredients.

Subtract one more star for the poor editing.
3128603
Very nice collection but appears to be poorly printed or copied.
3368207
The bindings aren't well made, but the notebook serves its purpose.
3945871
I got this edition of Christian Prayer because I love the red rubrics and the liturgical illustrations. Moreover, the sheet music for the hymns enables me to sing them during my prayers.

Unfortunately, my main beef with the CBP edition of Christian Prayer is the number of typographical errors. For example, I had the shock of my life when I came across duplicate Easter antiphons for Week II's Tuesday and Wednesday Evening Prayer (pp 809, 821, Easter antiphons 2 and 3). I was also disrupted by an  ungrammatical typo in the intercessions for Advent (p. 69) and the feast of St. Mary Magdalene (pp. 1196, 1197) tells us to sing hymns for the Blessed Virgin Mary rather than hymns in the Common of Holy Women. There are other typos and inconsistencies, but they are generally minor.

They may be small beefs, but if you catch these while in a moment of meditation, it can be jarring.

Anyway, in order to participate in the Office of Readings, I have already ordered the 4-volume set. I will, however, miss the nice illustrations.
1207179
I found out the hard way that buying 11x17 cardstock in store isn't realistic. I compared a few different ones and this one is the one I purchased. They are of a nice Thickness and quality. Only downside I've found are that a few of the pieces I received had imperfections. Hard to describe but basically the fibers of the paper had creased and folded over in the middle of the page during the creation process. I only noticed because when they are printed on, the printer cannot print properly over these areas so you end up with a weird unprinted crease in the middle of the page. Out of the roughly 20 pages I've printed, I found 2 like this.
3059727
Frequent typographical errors particularly concerning dates tend to detract from this book.  The coverage of the present day Grand Prix circuits is good, with much of the focus on the track history and memorable races.  Some good photographs of Grand Prix past.
1319198
Some pages coming loose, which is fine.  But some pages missing, which is not...
3696852
I bought a lot of this paper locally in the past. Just as I was running down to my last pad, I learned that it was no longer carried by my local supplier. IO checked it out here on Amazon and made sure that I was ordering the correct style #20-011.  I read many of the reviews and I was concerned with all the negative comments, but since many had to do with perforations and using fountain pens, neither of which really mattered to me, I decided to order three packs anyway.  They arrived quickly, thank you Amazon.

HOWEVER, the quality of the paper is simply lousy and not at all like the paper I had previously. My issues with it ate: 1) the paper is so smooth as to almost feel creepy under my hand; 2) the color is a bit paler than the previous paper and is not as attractive; the lines on this paper are blue whereas the lines on the previous paper were tan; 4) there are vertical blue line streaks here and there randomly on the paper which are clearly a failure of quality control to do its job; and 5) the back top margin is the same as the top front margin, which is fine if you flip over the page, but then the left front margin line is now on the right of the back page.

So far, I have had no problems with the perforations, but since I have not torn off that many pages yet, I'll reserve comment.  The only thing that I still like about the pad is the sturdiness of its constriction and backing board.  The sturdiness is the only thing preventing me from giving this pad a one star review.

Had I not experienced the previous pad quality, I might not have cared enough to bother righting a review.  However, the previous pads were so excellent in terms of quality, color, feel and texture that my experience with the new pad is utterly disappointing.

I have not opened two of the three packs that I ordered.  I am considering returning them or just giving them away to The Salvation Army.
2162596
The case and MOST of the pages seem to be nice quality, especially for the price. Two pages don't have enough plastic to cover the cards or sew the right side seam.
4508993
Current issue has several pages which are illegible. This is of poor quality and hopefully can be corrected, or I will have to go back to the print/hard copy.
1379522
Good book w/ nice pictures, but has errors and needs a better proofreader.
4223765
FYI: I purchased the physical paper cards, not the kindle version.

I just completed my CWCN certification Sept 2012. They were very helpful in reviewing pertinent information.  The cards seem to be based on Bryant's text, and provide an excellent summary of this information.

However, I was disappointed by the number of typos (incorrect verb tenses, words spelled incorrectly - including names of medications, etc).  In one instance, the word "NOT" was omitted --- which is kinda important, given the context.

I would've given this product 5 stars if the publisher had taken the time to proof-read the product before distribution.
138266
This is an excellent photographic review of Ferrari road cars through the years, but there are some unfortunate editing or typographical errors:
--The "308s" shown in the first photo in its chapter are actually 328s, a type which isn't even mentioned.
--The "512M" version of the Testarossa primarily featured in its chapter is actually a 512TR, the second iteration of the series.  The photo on the next page is of an actual F512M, the closest one actually gets to the fictitious "512M" designation.
--The first photo shown in the 550 Maranello chapter is actually the same F50 illustrated in its own chapter.
It's rather unfortunate that the publisher apparently didn't employ a proofreader experienced in Ferraris, because these errors would have been easily caught.  But if you are willing to overlook these gaffes, this book is colorful and eyecatching.
194419
On the other hand, it's a small pet peeve, but the typos were a little annoying.  Otherwise it was lovely beginning to an interesting story.  Thank you.
1369343
The content is great by there are typo's throughout. Not just a few - many. Why can't the publishers hire decent proofreaders?
1580815
I have found several typographical errors in the answers to the practice test questions . I am less than happy about that .