And now everyone will also print out 1000 pages of documentation... :) Besides waste of paper, what's the point of loosing context search?
Cheers! --- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Glenn Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Just wanted to say this. > > Having bought and read many Flex & actionScript books over the years, > I hadn't really given Adobes documentation much of a look (apart from > the liveDocs that is, which I couldn't live without.). Well, I had a > free afternoon today, so I thought I'd have a read through the new > Flex Builder 3 PDFs. > > So, 1000s of pages and a whole day later I've come to the conclusion > that they're amazing. Easily the best 'book' on Flex I've read. So > much so, I'm going to order a printed copy of the documentation set in > the morning. > > It's easy to overlook this source of information, and think it's > essential to look at 3rd party books to teach you this product. I'd > just like to say to both new and seasoned users, that Adobes Flex PDF > collection is something not to be ignored. > > I often see post's asking 'which is the best book on Flex, I now think > that you can't do better than Adobes own documentation. > > Here's a link. > > http://www.adobe.com/support/documentation/en/flex/ >
