Thanks to Dave for his determination in sending the manual.I've uploaded it to the website, however, initially I will only be giving the URL to people who email me requesting a copy. That way I can stagger access if required. Alternatively, if you have broadband and you want it emailed to you I will batch up a load of addresses then send out the file in split zip format (as provided kindly by Dave).If demand isn't too great I will post the URL.Regards,Markp.s. email address is [email protected]

Thanks Mark,Took a while but we got there :)CheersDavid

>Thanks to Dave for his determination in sending the manual.>>I've uploaded it to the website, however, initially I will>only be giving the URL to people who email me requesting a>copy. That way I can stagger access if required.>Alternatively, if you have broadband and you want it emailed>to you I will batch up a load of addresses then send out the>file in split zip format (as provided kindly by Dave).>>If demand isn't too great I will post the URL.>>Regards,>>Mark>>p.s. email address is [email protected]'ll put it on one of my servers too when I downloaded it.

Has anybody considered creating a Torrent?Tim

Thanks to Martin Gerner you can download the manual from:http://b737manual.flighthangar.net/Regards,Mark

Thanks a lot to Mark and Martin Gerner for the initiative, the manual is great.Carlos.

Mark and Martin - If this is the same Continental manual that was circulating some time ago you may want to clear posting the download links here with either Robert Randazzo or Tom Allensworth. There may be copyright issues with this manual and all links were previously removed here for that reason (that's why the initial poster couldn't find reference to it). Doug

Hey Doug,Yes it is, it's well out of date now but it does still carry the CO logo etc.You may have a point there.CheersDavid