Hugh Howey said:
The graph is certainly correct. It's just useless. (Read my parenthetical below the graph. I stated what you just said.

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What's the point of a graphic if it doesn't tell you anything at a glance? Kobo does this correctly by showing the full bar. Apple does not. It's not a major thing, I just find it amusing that they get such a basic thing so screwy.
Yeah… read your parenthetical after I posted. Once had a statistics class where the prof went off about how poorly designed graphs could be used incorrectly to misrepresent data. Will check out the Kobo charts just as soon as I get more sales there.

Coincidentally, saw a Wool Omnibus thumbnail with link popup on the right-hand side of the screen when I went to check out my Superman's Cape Kobo page. Not sure of how they made the association, but thought it interesting.
KellyHarper said:
/hijacking
If you're going to spend even $42 in airtime to publish a couple books I strongly encourage you to look into refurbished/used mac-mini's. You can find amazing deals on craigslist to the tune of $200-300 and as long as they're not more than 4-5 years old (that's a safe guess on my part, older ones might be fine) you'll be able to do all of your basic publishing needs.
Don't forget it's still a tax write-off as well
/done-hijacking
Gonna second the recommendation - hands down one of the most overlooked Apple products. Simply awesome. Just add monitor, keyboard and mouse and you have an Apple computer that will serve you years.
Also good suggestion on age. The older mini is good, but not as easy to play around with, like DVI or HDMI, adding memory, etc.