I have however done the make pdf inside blender_docs. The above isn’t something portable I can just do on an ipad, exactly Think, iBooks style. Not really what I had in mind though - I’m not seeing anything different having ‘built’ it to just purely downloading all the html in the advertised zip folder ( ) Instead it just took me 15 minutes to get to the same point… But I feel like this is on the right tracks somehow, and that there must be something I’ve missed? Hi, thanks for these tips, I really appreciate the time. When you double mouse click this new shortcut it should then open the off-line manual you’ve downloaded. You can then cut and paste this shortcut to anywhere (eg: desktop), you can even rename it. It should appear just below the original file.
Right click on index.html for the popup menu and select ‘create shortcut’ Open this new user manual folder and scroll down towards the bottom and look for index.html (about an 18KB html file) I unzipped the html manual files into a new folder called ‘User Manual’ which I created in my Blender program folder (not in the install files folder) but just the first folder which contains the install files folder called 2.80 No idea if it needs to be in a specific directory or not? I downloaded the zipped html user manual files - V2.8 (300MB) for off-line use on my W10 laptop, but I could not get it to work and it would not open from within the Blender App (opening from Blender goes to the online manual which requires internet access)
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