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The printed manual and CD-ROM can be ordered from Walnut Creek CDROM,
http://www.cdrom.com/.

As I recall, the printed manual is pretty much the online manual,
cleaned up a bit for print.  What are you finding lacking about the
online manual?

	-Brion

Nerds Network writes:
> I would like the paperback manual and the cd rom.  Where can I order
> this from?
> 
> I already downloaded the installation, but find there are some things Im
> not clear on.  I DO need a manual.  Is the online manual as good as it
> gets, or is there a manual I can buy in the bookstore?
> 
> If so, where and how much?