Re: Hi!!!!

> I purchaced one that I thought was the best in display, but when I read it, > I realised that it wasn't as good as I hoped it to be in the first place. First of all you can get book recommendations on our support channels from many active users (not PHP analfabet book sellers). http://php.net/gethelp > Next I dicided that the best way to get a manual about Php, would be to go > directly to it's home site in the web and download it, but when I got there, > the only printer friendly version the site had, was broken into several > individual topic pages. We have PDF versions but we exceeded the limits of our tools. James/Jim, is there any progress in putting up Jirka's PDF? > I'm writting to you to know if you have, and sugest if you don't, a Word > Document Php Manual version. That way, it would be much easier for the users > to get a manual all at once, without losing much time navigating through out > the site trying to realise which pages to print and how to layout them in > order to do so. I personally beleive that a digital copy is much more usebale then a book. Check out http://weblabor.hu/php-doc-chm (a special version of the windows CHM also linked from http://php.net/download-docs ) It's the best you can get on windows on your desktop. Goba