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Actually, the .chm version *was* a free download, as of last year at least; I
kept it on my desktop and found it very convenient. The file appears to have
been removed from the Microsoft Download Center, but you can still find it
here: http://www.vanossy.de/index.php?id=18,38,0,0,1,0
You can buy it from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or many other booksellers. It's
not a free download.
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Hello, all,
Does anyone know ehere I can download the Microsoft
manual of style? I tried Microsoft but it was
unavailable. Can someone send it to me if he or she
has it?
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