Boxed Contents!

Just received my LR V1 Box, it contains loads of extra stuff!!
Adobe Reader 8.0
Help.pdf
Adobe Support Info.pdf
ReadMe.html
And.....
Samples! Lets open up quick quick!.....
Hang on.... what the...!!
One, 1, yes ONE sample .dng image!
Let me read that again, ah! my mistake, the folder says 'Sample', so only one in there.
Total disk contents come to 89.7 MB.
But at least I've got a backup cd, lets just put this safe...
CRUNCH!! Tinkle....
Um... anyone got some superglue?

Now you know why there will be so many books available, and on that note - Please enter the competition at LightroomExtra.
Sid
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    MM (millimeter)
    CM (centimeter)
    LN (line)
    CH (character).
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    TW (twip)
    PT (point)
    IN (inch)
    MM (millimeter)
    CM (centimeter)
    LN (line)
    CH (character).
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    CH (character).
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