Manual for iPhoto 11?

I can't find any iPhoto 11 manual on the Apple website. Anyone know where one could be found.
All I can see is the documentation, which must be read online.
Thanks in advance for any help,
John Kendrick

Unfortunately no. There will probably be a 3rd party manual out soon like those fro the other versions: iPhoto XX - The Missing Manual. Amazon.com: iPhoto '11: The Missing Manual (9781449393236). Amazon.com is taking prerelease orders for it.
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