Bently Manual Type question (CD or Book) (Cade Carvell)

[radek at istar.ca]

There is no question in my mind that the book is better.  I have both, a book for my
Eurovan and
a CD for my 90Q.  What annoys me with the CD is having to print pages.  Page breaks appear
in
the most weird places, like in the middle of a drawing.  Also, with more than one engine
version
for this car, it's easy to get the wrong page, for example if you scroll page-to-page in
sequence.
It's not indicated where one type engine ends and another begins.
On the other hand, the CD is cheaper.  Maybe you're willing to live with these
shortcomings.
Good luck fixing your Audi.

Radek
88 90Q
91 V8V 5-sp.

> Message: 5
> Date: Wed, 18 Sep 2002 10:05:03 -0500
> From: "Cade Carvell" <ccarvell at nbsusa.com>
> To: <quattro at audifans.com>
> Subject: Bently Manual Type question (CD or Book)
>
> Hello,
>   It looks like its time to buy the manual for my 87 4000 Quattro.
> Obviously Bently appears to be the way to go.  But should I get it on CD
> or the real book?  I see that they have both.  Anybody have an opionion
> they would like to share on this one?  I see benefits both directions, I
> personally lean toward the real book, but I have heard about people
> doing horrible things like spilling coffee on it, and ruining a $100.00+
> book.
>
> Thanks in advance for your opionion on which one really is the best
> option,
>
>
> Cade Carvell
> National Business Systems, Inc.
> Eagan, MN 55121
> Office: 651-994-4400