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For those interested in GR analog cameras, here are PDF (scanned) manuals for these classic film cameras (big thanks to Ricoh Support and Michael Butkus!).
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Tell your friends about us!Ricoh GR PDF manuals (GR1, GR1s, GR1v, GR10, GR21)
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BillBingham2
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Mike is a great guy. I've sent him some old manuals that I come across from time to time for adding to his library. I still keep trying to find a Nikon S3 (or S3-2000) manual for me. I've offered to stitch together a document from scans to two owners but never got the pages. That's for another forum.
In the earlier days of Internet having manuals that you could down load was a why I measured if a company got the idea of what the internet was for or not. Great to see Ricoh Support helped out, they are a great division of a good company.
Nabritta, it's as easy a printing out on a Macintosh and saving the output to PDF format, native to the OS. You can purchase Adobe Writer for a Windows box to do the same thing. There are a few freeware utilities out there, used on at Orbitz for internal work but I can not remember the name. Happy to take a swing at it for you from my Mac if you need/like. I have office 2004 (2003 in windows world). Writer goes into your system and adds it self as a printer so it uses your native applications to drive the printing just to a different printing device (disk space). Let me know if I can help.
B2 (;->
In the earlier days of Internet having manuals that you could down load was a why I measured if a company got the idea of what the internet was for or not. Great to see Ricoh Support helped out, they are a great division of a good company.
Nabritta, it's as easy a printing out on a Macintosh and saving the output to PDF format, native to the OS. You can purchase Adobe Writer for a Windows box to do the same thing. There are a few freeware utilities out there, used on at Orbitz for internal work but I can not remember the name. Happy to take a swing at it for you from my Mac if you need/like. I have office 2004 (2003 in windows world). Writer goes into your system and adds it self as a printer so it uses your native applications to drive the printing just to a different printing device (disk space). Let me know if I can help.
B2 (;->
MarianTate
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many thanks for posting this, they are an invaluable resourse.