At 8/23/2011 05:55 PM, Gerhard Postpischil wrote:
Back in OS/360 days I read every manual we got, cover to cover, as
well as all the updates. I still prefer a tangible manual that I can
stick book marks into and reference quickly without doing repeated searches.

Yeah, I used to do that too (read every manual cover to cover). And I
even used to get a kick out of inserting TNLs whenever they came out.

But then TCAM came out with a huge monstrosity, and it's been
downhill ever since...



When I need to seriously study a topic, I do print out a chapter or
two so that I can edge-mark and highlight. But otherwise, the PDF
format has gotten pretty good. It's easy to add your own personal
bookmarks and even hilighting to the manuals, and of course, they
can't be beat when it comes to searching.

Anyway, for PDFs, I think that size is simply irrelevant.





Gerhard Postpischil
Bradford, VT


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