[eluser]squarebones[/eluser]
I'm glad my version of the PDF is getting so popular. I really did it for myself, because, unlike some detractors here, I did in fact, and have since, sat down and read the manual from cover to cover. Maybe I'm just not as sharp as some of you young-brains - the creeping calcification of my brain makes it hard for me to remember every single detail about every function available in CI, so I find myself either hitting the CHM file (if I'm on the computer) or my printed version if I'm sitting outside watching my kids muck about in the mud.
I would like to add that a printed version of the manual as it stands on today's market would not sell. It would need to be rewritten to be more complete, more detailed, with loads of examples and practical, real world projects. One CI book I looked at that is presently on the market was centered on the creation of one type of project, and that one was not one I consider useful or practical. Most people on these forums need a book that progresses from basic concepts to more complex with lots of stuff in the middle where the majority of us are located. It takes a creative thinker and writer to come up with a book that will really tell the tale of CI and help the majority of its readers.
Hey, I'd love to be that writer, but I have a full time job and a side job and kids and a wife and a dog, and whatever is left over I reserve for just relaxing (two minutes a day, tops).
