Hi everyone, I wonder if you could also use my web-converted PDF files (waybackmaschine) from all FAQs and Interaction Lists from all nraas Mods.

Because they are not already all available here and this way you have an offline version too
- you can update by yourself using the "print friendly" browser extension (use save as PDFs so links are clickable) .

https://www.dropbox.com/s/b9qk06ltmhept ... 8.zip?dl=0

Have fun.
 

Thank you

Thanks for sharing this.

Thanks so much for sharing!

Thank you all too
These PDF Offline-Versions I use very often, this way I can easily look up any mod which contains a certain term I look for and this way I do not have to search on the website each time, this saves a lot of time and clears fast questions more easily.

To search not only for the title of a file but also within the content of a PDF I use http://docfetcher.sourceforge.net/en/index.html
this tool can search within a lot of file formats  (Unfortunatley my windows search cannot do it sufficently).

ZIP-Update: added nraas_Errortrap-Reading-Logs

I've downloaded the updated files in the zip folder directyl to my computer.It worked better than trying to save the pages of each document.

Yes, saving a webpage as html isn't the way to save it. If you don't wanna use Browser Extensions like I mentioned "Print Friendly" or f.i. "Save as PDF" by pdfcrowd. Alternatively you can use Chrome, which has an own PDF converter (under Print). Not with many advanced options but sufficent and it makes clickable text links too. By using the zoom under advanced you can blend out the navi on the right side (for nraas, every webpage has its own print formats, so you have to adjust this for different webpages).

Thank you- the Wayback Machine doesn't seem to be working for me right now (no searches are bringing up any results) so this is especially helpful!

On the Wayback Machine, I have problems with any sets of pages dated March 2018 and forward because of the incessant reminders that Wilkispaces is shutting down soon (no, really?) and it keeps trying to redirect the page calls to the new site.

If you go back as far as Jan 2018 before any of this happened, things like the pages themselves and their internal links are much more stable even if they might be a bit outdated by now. Thankfully this is only temporary, we'll have the missing documentation pages fixed up and posted as soon as possible.