Ebooks for chess position trainer

Does anybody know a good source for ebooks on the Dutch, Sicilian and King's gambit that will work well when imported into chess position trainer?

I've used CPT and Chess Opening Wizard for several years and have developed my game through several source data bases, e-books, paper books, games etc. You can down a pgn file and import the moves of what ever opening you are interested in. But, Id recommend not going that route for a couple reasons.
First, you will get girth of moves that are just not what you want to learn.
Second, CPT is designed to help you LEARN the positions through training and part of that training is entering the moves you want and are comfortable with.
As an example: I downloaded everything I could find on the Colle and found the information was not very useful. So, I started from scratch and picked two sources and the lines I was comfortable with, learned those and expanded as needed and as my chess knowledge grew. This takes longer but has the advantage of growing with you. Best Tim

I understand where you are coming from but I am not interested in comfort. It is my firm belief that, in all walks of life, comfort leads to stagnation. If you aren't pushing past your comfort zones then you aren't expanding your skill and knowledge.

If I gave you 500 chess opening books and put them on your doorstep where would you start?

Originally posted by Rookpawn59
If I gave you 500 chess opening books and put them on your doorstep where would you start?

Originally posted by Rookpawn59
If I gave you 500 chess opening books and put them on your doorstep where would you start?

Also, CPT allows you to prune any imported pgn to any amount of moves so there is no concern about adding too many positions.

Originally posted by Rookpawn59
I've used CPT and Chess Opening Wizard for several years and have developed my game through several source data bases, e-books, paper books, games etc. You can down a pgn file and import the moves of what ever opening you are interested in. But, Id recommend not going that route for a couple reasons.
First, you will get girth of moves that are just no ...[text shortened]... my chess knowledge grew. This takes longer but has the advantage of growing with you. Best Tim