Using an ftp client has the added advantage -most of them anyway- that if your connection is interrupted during a download your can resume the download from the point at which it was interrupted instead of starting over from scratch, which can be quite significant when downloading files the size of these manuals. SmartFTP is another good one, free for personal use. All you really need to download for all the manuals except the 201 is the Program folder. Get Acrobat reader from adobe.com and Flash from macromedia.com if you don't already have them. Then find the file matrix.htm or matrix6.htm, depending on the specific manual. Make a shortcut to that file, rename it for identification purposes, and put it in a convenient place (like your desktop) and use the shortcut to take you directly to model selection in the manual(s) w/o having to wade thru the usual startup nonsense. Expect the downloads to take quite a number of hours depending on the speed of the server and/or your own connection; this shouldn't however preclude using your machine for other purposes.
joe
