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You might check with some of the sellers. When you buy it new it comes with
a CD-Rom

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Good point! I am used to printing on someone else's dime ;-).

But really, I am interested in a pdf file because it is
easier (for me) to use. I can print parts of the document
over time, and I can search it and flip around from section
to section more easily.

Anyway, this was not intended to turn into a discussion of
my motivations. I just wondered if there is a pdf version
around somewhere. I gather from your responses that your
answer is "not that I know of".



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