I've been teaching 3ds max 2017 at my local high school using the 2016 tutorial files located on the 3ds max site, and we've been learning a lot! Unfortunately, the tutorials no longer show the images we need to follow (moved and/or broken links). We circumvented this obstacle by opening "in product view", but now that main link is broken. Thankfully the side table of contents is still available for us to use, but I am afraid that tomorrow this link will be unavailable too.
I understand that I am working with tutorials that are two versions behind the currently available product. The reason I use them is because they are logically laid out -- I do not need to hunt for tutorial help because its all right there. It is also written out which is important for the majority of my students. Videos are fine, but I like to be able to read the steps when helping my students troubleshoot their work i.e. "where were you when you got lost?".
Back in the ancient days of computing, software companies would post a PDF version of their help / tutorial files, so my real question is this: How do I get an offline version of these tutorials?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
The tutorial files I've been using can (maybe) be found here: 3ds max Tutorials: Introduction
