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    Sorry if this has been asked before. I've made a search and all the results that I found where had not responses at all.

    I was wondering whether is there any place where I can find an offline version of the Revolution documentation (in a nice printable format if it's possible)
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      I think you are looking for Bob's book (http://modx.com/learn/modx-books/modx-the-official-guide/). You could also print off RTFM, but that would take a bit and the formatting might need some help.
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        Yes, I was meaning the latter. Maybe there is some kind of automated process that generates a pdf version of the RTFM. Or a way to download the tree in a zipped file. That would be nice!
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          Yes this is an old thread. I thought I would attempt to reopen it with a more recent discussion.

          Has anybody created any offline type documentation preferably in a .docset format for Revolution and xPDO. It would be handy to have something I could flick through on my iPad. Yes I have got Bob Ray's book along with W Shawn Wilkersons and both are very helpful. I am looking for something that contains a list of API's etc.

          Perhaps the answer is to suck down rtfm.modx.com and install this locally.

          Many thanks in advance.
            Glyn Szasz
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            You could download a whole site by using: www.httrack.com so you can check this offline smiley

              Evolution user, I like the back-end speed and simplicity smiley