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A little late, but still good to know: Marco Ardito has again updated the PDF version of the Blender Wiki. You can download it here: http://pdf.letworyinteractive.com
The PDF version is a very nice way to have offline access to the Wiki. It has great bookmarks and it looks very good too. If you’re up to it, you could even get yourself a paper copy of it, but then you’ll have to be ready to put 1500 or so pages into your printer 
As always, enjoy!
/Nathan
Tags: 32bit, 64bit, Blender, blender25, build, documentation, graphicall.org, win7
[NOTE II] The uploads are now there. Sorry for the wait
[NOTE] The uploads seem to be stuck, so please keep checking the links to see if the uploads when through properly.
Just a quick post that I have updated since a looong time my builds on Graphicall.org. See the links in the navigation section for the new builds.
I’ll write up later today a larger post about my Blender development and other exciting news.
Stay tuned!
/Nathan
Tags: 32bit, 64bit, Blender, blender25, bugs, development, documentation, fixes, howto, tutorial, win32, win64, win7, windows
With Blender 2.5 alpha 0 we’ve seen the first release in the 2.5 series, boasting a great many new features on top of the all-new event system – a major overhaul of one of the most central parts of Blender. As one can expect, many problems were readily found during the first few moments after the release. I’ve tried to summarize most of the problems that users may run into that are easy to fix or work around.
Some users reported that the GUI would look incomplete. This turned out to be a problem with paths that contained … Continue Reading
Marco Ardito has sent me a new version of the Manual PDF, which is based on the wiki. This version brings Blender Manual PDF up-to-date with 2009.01.29.
Again a big thanks to Marco Ardito for his efforts.
The PDF updates seem to become a nice monthly deal! Marco has uploaded new versions of 4 PDF files:
Again … Continue Reading
Again Marco Ardito has been working hard on getting new versions of his Wiki PDFs. After more tweaking, he has managed to drop the size of the manual pdf to 25MB. Compare that to the size of the first PDF he created, which was a whopping 86MB! Enjoy reading the new PDFs!
Marco Ardito has been working hard on getting improved versions of his Wiki PDFs, along with a few extra. He managed to drop the size and page number of the manual pdf to 51MB over almost 1300 pages:
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