Yeah, but some things work *much* better in a PDF. For example, the parameter reference, not everybody use the same syntax, etc. There could be a PDF of reference tables, keyboard shortcuts, etc. These may be become out of date, occasionally, but are easily updated.
Depending on an internet connection to do anything with a deadline, is a request for a kick in the teeth. Like printers, the internet can sense when you are short on time, and the gods of the internet first drive mad those they chose to destroy. That's is why you should keep everything backed up locally, NASes w/ TBytes are inexpensive, including any "how to" information you refer to regularly. Ideally, as a PDF.
Today is Monday, so this must be LaTex...
