What ever happened to the concept of a PFD manual with page index

[Guest]

Microsoft used to supply bound documentation, which provided compendious,
well organized, and understandable detail. Why can't I access a PFD with this
same in-depth level of content? I can't even find a suitable index most of
the time. For a company as rich as Microsoft, your readible support is
rediculous. WKS

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Amazingly, however, Word does provide a spelling checker.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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Microsoft used to supply bound documentation, which provided compendious,
well organized, and understandable detail. Why can't I access a PFD with this
same in-depth level of content? I can't even find a suitable index most of
the time. For a company as rich as Microsoft, your readible support is
rediculous. WKS

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