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There are other problems with the separate PDFs - internal links work fin, but external ones often do not. E.g., the link for "Error code parameter" points at some HTML page that is never going to be on your system - it's on the server where the Internet version of the PDF is located. But that item is in the ILE Concepts PDF that you can get with the others.

Nonetheless, a couple ideas comes to mind -

1. Use the full version of Acrobat to combine those smaller PDFs into one big one. If a person really wanted to work too hard, the useless links could be fixed - or just ignore them.

2. Again, use full Acrobat to generate a search index for a set of books. This is a 'way cool way to handle looking for stuff. IBM used to (v3r2 vintage) include suc indexes with its manuals on CD when it first started to move away form BookManager format. They were fantastic.

BTW, I have the full version from V4R4. Here is a link to the V4R4 online library that is still out there <http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/pubs/html/as400/online/v4r4eng.htm>

HTH
Vern

At 12:04 AM 10/27/2004, you wrote:
Hi group,

In the past, there was a PDF that contained all API's: the System API
Reference (SC41-5801-02), but it seems to have been stopped after V4R3, and replaced by separate
PDF's by API type.


Can anybody confirm this, or point me to the most recent version of this
handbook?  I find it handy to have all API's in one location, without
having to first find out in which book to look.

Thanks in advance.

Peter Colpaert
Massive - Kontich - Belgium
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