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all in an easy to use, small (7"x5"x.75") form . It is much easier to use than the online set of manuals which have no easy (that I have found) unified search facility. The online manuals are great for those times you want an indepth discussion of a topic, or to first learn a subject, but are abysmal (IMNSHO) as a quick reference for a syntax question or a summary. While it has not been updated in a few versions, the data is sufficient in day to day programming. BTW the current PDF is set up for larger pages (8.5"x11" IIRC) so that ehe Kinko solution is not a particlaraly good one, especially since the PDF contains page images (not text) for some down level version (9.? I believe). That is not particularly conducive to reformatting.
Stuart Boydell wrote:
... If anyone knows of a comparable book (its wire bound,
remember, so you can lay it down to use a keyboard/mouse) for version
10, PLEASE let me know.
To maintain the feel of the original you could take the pdf to your local monastery and have the monks make a fair copy on palimpsest with illuminations and gilt highlighting. But that may take awhile. Alternatively; you could go to Kinko's (tm) and print it on their rainbow coloured endangered trees of the rainforest series paper then have it bound there.
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