FWIW, I use the Firefox "DownLoadThemAll!" Firefox to quickly download all "*.pdf" files from the the z/OS library page into the same folder.
Then, since I'm using Linux, what I do is to make symbolic link file names so that I have not only the original pub number file names but file names that match the PDF "title". I use the following shell script to build these: #!/bin/sh # Make symlinks to all .pdf files in the current directory to names that match their Title: ls -1 *.pdf | while read f do echo "Examining: "$f title=$(pdfinfo "$f" | grep "Title:" | cut -c17- | tr -d '/\\:' | tr ' ' '_') if test -n "$title" -a ! -s "$title.pdf" ; then echo "link $title.pdf -> $f" ln -s "$f" "$title.pdf" fi done What's nice about the result is that I can use the Nautilus (the file explorer) "find" feature to quickly locate manuals by name, but then once I'm in a manual, the PDF links to other manuals still work. If you are still not jealous, I recently upgraded my desktop to a 6 core beast that has important stuff on a solid state drive. The PDF viewer, including searching, etc. really screams... Kirk Wolf Dovetailed Technologies http://dovetail.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For IBM-MAIN subscribe / signoff / archive access instructions, send email to lists...@bama.ua.edu with the message: GET IBM-MAIN INFO Search the archives at http://bama.ua.edu/archives/ibm-main.html