Hello and Thanks to the LibreCAD Community!

Howdy,

I'm a diversified kind of guy and intend to use
LibreCAD for designing 2 dimensional things.

Bet that's a surprise.

I am currently using OpenSCAD for 3D design.

Like others new to the community, I am seeking a
complete user manual in PDF to download, print
and read offline.

I read a forum message from 2012/13? that discussed
moving the entire documentation at the time to DOCUWIKI
which would make printing a complete PDF version a simple
task.  Did that happen?

From what I read in the main doc left margin, printing is a
single page or single topic at a time situtation, not a
"click here for the whole enchilada" option.

Is that true?

Thanks for a reply.

See my post (currently the last) here:
http://forum.librecad.org/Printable-pdf-User-Manual-from-Wiki-td5711471.html

The move to dokuwiki was seemingly canceled.

Note that the manual is not up-to-date, and needs a lot of work, which no one seems to be inspired to do.

You can read about some of the changes via:

http://wiki.librecad.org/index.php/User_Interface

https://github.com/LibreCAD/LibreCAD/releases

Thanks for the updated information Ravas.

I had a sneaking suspicion that was the case.

C'est la vie.



On 4/21/17, ravas [via LibreCAD]
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