Sounds promising, though page count alone doesn’t say that much. Are the pages in a normal printable size, like ‘Letter’ or ‘A4’, or did they stick to the size of the print version that is no longer a print version? I’m about to find out myself shortly: the download is in, all I need now is time and no projects that don’t allow for interruption…
It may be me, but I don’t see any pdf in the documentation directory (let alone the number of pages from within WL), just a Wavelab-8.qch file… Is there any way I can open this outside Wavelab for reference?
Dang–I installed the progam and didn’t realize all of the documentation would be in one of the folders. Any chance that manual is available online for download? I’d like to read it at lunch and I don’t have access to my computer at home where the document folder is.
OK, but Steinberg don’t have to print it … if it were to be published on the net, there would at least be the option for the relatively small number of people who need a printed manual to obtain one, and the environmental impact of that would be a lot less than home printing.
By the way, I don’t buy the “environmental impact” argument … what’s the environmental impact of manufacturing all the iPADs on which the PDFs are being read?
I think the environmental impact argument might be that a door stop of a manual is an entity unto itself where an iPad or Kindle can store/access thousands of books.
Right. Thanks Bruce, it is indeed in the (temporary) installation directory. Just started a fake installation on my netbook and grabbed it from there. Strange though that it is not copied to the final install location - or reachable from within Wavelab 8 itself.
And, indeed it looks like the good old Wavelab manuals we were used to again! Thank you Steinberg for listening to many of us after the abominal WL7 ‘manual’. And even in A4 format, great!