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Real-World Event Sourcing:
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Title: Real-World Event Sourcing (ePub version): Building a User Provisioning Process Manager (page 44)
In the ePub version of this book, most of the images appear to be broken. An example is around page 44, Building a User Provisioning Process Manager. On Apple Books I just see a little [?] icon in place of the image, but when I look in the PDF version (page 58) I see a diagram image there.
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Margaret
This seems like an issue for support@pragprog.com. I am going to forward this post to them, but it would help if you wrote to them directly so that they can respond to you via email.
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