shoot i would. reading through some of the P5 Manual and understanding it for new people can be a rather hair pulling experience. even coming from an avid user of P4 into P5 it was....interesting to say the least. vastly different in some areas and similar in others between the two programs but.....personally the manual that comes with P5 leaves much to be desired. oh sure it covers basic stuff but one that a body can actually read and apply the techniques without much trial and error, to put it simply, something that was a little more in detail would be dandy! i'd buy it. :-D