Richard, Just so you don't feel like you've been left hanging: there is no PDF version of the (current) DoJ.
Of course, you could always create one from the HTML pages. I think there are some automated tools out there to do that; but I don't expect the result will be very pretty without a lot of manual post-processing. Can I ask why you want a printed manual? As I see it, the DoJ is meant as a reference (i.e. it's not meant to be read linearly), and online help is much more convenient for that purpose. Unless you're talking about non-reference material in the Dictionary, like the Introduction and the Sample Topics? If you intend to print those out to read offline as a way to learn J, then I have other suggestions. Grab copies of "J for C Programmers" and "Learning J", both available on the Wiki as PDFs: http://www.elliscave.com/APL_J/Learning_J.pdf http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/HenryRich?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=JforC20071003.pdf For the purpose of learning the language, these books have advantages over the DoJ: they can be printed out, they're designed to be read linearly, and they're verbose :) -Dan ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
