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No, I'm sorry. I would love to be able to help everyone who had questions--it's my favorite thing to do--but I have a full roster of guitar students who also need my help. However, my goal is to make this website the kind of place where you can get all your questions answered, so if you have a suggestion for topics to cover, please send me a suggestion.

I'm sorry, I can't do this either. All the charts on my site were requested by my private guitar students, and I just don't have time to create them for everyone else. Some day I'll have a legion of trained monkeys typing chord charts in my basement 24/7....

Visit my Guide to Reading Chord Charts.

Most of the charts I've written out in the past four years have strumming diagrams. But I created the older ones before I'd fully develped my system. I'm slowly adding diagrams to most of those charts too. There are also some songs that are too erratic to be played with one or two strum patterns, and others can't be strummed at all.

Oops. Help a guy out and please send me corrections.

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Not all of the chord charts on my site have strum diagrams and videos. Either I wrote them before I'd fully developed my system of writing chord charts, or the song doesn't lend itself to strumming. I'm slowly updating those old chord charts, starting with the most popular ones.

Absolutely. If you don’t like the book, or it isn’t what you expected, just email me and I’ll refund your money. You’ll even still have access to the Bonus Section.

Sorry, no. Selling an eBook is 100x easier than selling a paper version, and it saves trees, too. Of course, if you want to, you can print the eBook. Instructions below.

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If you just hit “print” in Adobe Reader, it’ll print each page of the eBook on a separate piece of paper. Unless you have eyesight as bad as mine, that’s going to be a waste of paper–--the size of the eBook pages are the equivalent of a paperback novel, not computer paper. So I recommend printing in a 2-per-page format. Every printer uses its own software, so I can’t give you step-by-step instructions, but here are some things I learned using my inkjet printer (connected to my Mac) and laser printer (connected to my PC). Use a Laser Printer if Possible: Injet ink is expensive. Use Lanscape Layout: Go to File –> Page Setup or Print Setup. Click the icon for “Landscape,” which means everything you print will be rotated 90 degrees. Select 2 Pages Per Sheet: On my PC, I found this option here: File –> Print –> Properties Button. On my Mac, I went here: File –> Print. Tweak Margins: You also may need to narrow your margins. On one printer, I chose the “Fit to Printer Margins” function. On the other, I set Page Size to A5 and Output Size to Letter. Test First: Print just the first two pages to confirm everything’s working.