Major differences between CS 4 and 5.5? Need to know for manual selection

I am trying to get my library to bring in a book or two on Creative Suites, but they tell me they cannot locate any new books. They have a few titles on CS 4. Now I am trying to learn the very basics, so I am wondering if 4 and 5.5 are similar enough that those older books would help in the fundamentals. Any insight would be appreciated.

Not sure what you are asking here... Per se there is no all out book that can cover everything in all of the programs and you really should not have any problems of finding the current CS 5.5 editions of most books like the Meyer's "Creating Motion Graphics" for After Effects. Aside from that of course there is no harm in buying books on CS4 at reasonable prices - most programs do not change that radically. It's only that specific features have not been available in older versions and thus naturalyl do not appear in there...
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I have awarded you both with the 'correct answer'.
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