Instruct: Classify an Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Not exactly what it seems

I have found that this book is a very poor companion to the Emagic documentation (which is pretty bad). First, the book assumes that you know how to use prior versions of Logic. Nowhere does it even attempt to describe the basics of how to start using the program. Second, nearly 70 pages are dedicated to general computer issues, not Logic. Third, the book is based on a beta version of Logic 4 (which it apologizes for). Unfortunately, this is a critical problem because the menu stucture in Logic 4 is very different that the book's examples. Last, it really needs a good proofreading. There are many errors, sentence fragments, spelling errors, and an irritating habit of using > < for >emphasis<.