Temporary Free PDF Program

This Temporary Free PDF Program is for purchasers of any edition of EZ-Expert Bidding Tools, either paperback or the old, inferior Kindle ebook.

The intent of the author is to provide a free PDF of the latest edition of the book for personal use to each purchaser of the book. The program is temporary because circumstances beyond the control of the author may prevent delivery, response, and/or notification.

Get the PDF	1. Open your copy of the book (print or ebook) to page 7. Find the author's email address in the middle of the page, and write it down. 2. Turn to page 97. Write down the first ten characters on the page, exactly as printed, but ignore and omit spaces. This is (your-password)... 3. Send an email message to the author with the subject consisting of exactly 14 characters: PDF=(your-password) 4. Agree to the terms of the program, as explained by the automated response. If you don't get either the response or the PDF, please do follow up with an email [without the subject of PDF=(your-password), which triggers automatic processing].
	5. Make sure that the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app is installed on your device. To install, use the Apple or Google store; on some other system, try clicking on the Adobe logo to the left, and following the instructions on the Adobe page. (I recommend using the link that does not install McAfee.)
	6. When you get the PDF file, install it on the device(s) where you will read it – on the desktop or home page is OK.
	7. Open the file in Adobe Acrobat Reader, which supports links in the file, especially forward from an endnote callout to the corresponding endnote, and backward to the callout. (On Android, the app remembers the location of the file.)
	Looking at the pages in portrait (vertical) orientation, the complete page fills the screen as best it can. Scrolling continues automatically to the next page. (On Android, you should see partial pages instead of the black bars of this Kindle image.)
	Unless you need to see the whole page, landscape (horizontal) orientation is better. It shows a slice of the page, highly readable at full screen width. Scrolling continues automatically down the page and to the next page.