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I think it's great that so much now days is on CD f/ many reasons, no doubt there are many benefits to this. As far as shop/work manuals go, having it on a CD works well also, but to have this manual in book form makes it easier to have there sitting on ie; a part of the car, opened to that page which you need info from, makes the manual more practical/user-friendly-using it as you go about your work.
I personally like the idea of CDs f/ large volumes of reference, as it saves valuable space and they're much easier to keep in perfect condition, especially when you're in a house with others who don't find your interests as important as you do. (You need another volume of references to do w/; "The best way to run these jerks from your household the moment you find out that they're inconsiderate of other's property and overall belongings.")
All in all, I feel that work manuals are easier and more friendly to use, in most cases but not all, when using them f/ and/or to do w/ hands-on work, ie; vehicle maint./restoration/rebuilding.

This is just a thought and opinion to do w/ the topic. In no way does it "knock" the post. I'll most likely buy one of these on CD f/ the reasons I stated above. And thanks f/ the info.