Thanks, Richard, but I want a pdf of the Manual that I can access offline, because I have Blender installed on another computer that is not connected to the Net.
I’ve already downloaded that one, Un, but it’s almost worse than none at all. Too many of the links don’t work. If I click on an underlined word, it looks for a file in my C:/ drive, and of course it’s never there.
I might try to convert the wiki myself. Shouldn’t take more than a year… It’s a pity Blender doesn’t make the Manual available as a regular pdf.
Yes, unfortunately the 2.6x manual is not really complete, has many missing and “todo” pages , and some illustrations continue to use 2.49b screenshots that are a sure way to confuse the reader regarding the interface that is completely different visually in 2.6.
That’s probably why they didn’t made a downloadable pdf of it like they did for 2.49 (that manual was complete).