Hi all, Just came back from a little south by southwest tour and was thrilled to see a big box waiting for me with my Logic Pro upgrade. I was expecting an envelope with some access codes, but was salivating when I opened the box to see all new printed manuals (I'm a bit of a manual junkie). I was disappointed, however, that the Logic reference manual was no different from the one I recieved when I bought Logic 6 almost a year ago. The new Logic Pro 6 manual is different from my Logic 6 Platinum manual in only three ways: 1. New cover (grey rather than blue) 2. Thinner, lighter paper (leading to a smaller overall book) 3. A slight repositioning of text in Chapter 10 (around the ASIO section and the Roland VS support section) that make the new book 2 pages longer overall, but without any additional text. Meanwhile, I certainly do not need two identical 800 page manuals, and being that I will be in Los Angeles for at least the next few months, do not anticipate needing any kindling to start any fires. So, assuming it is legal for me to do so, I would be happy to donate my old Logic manual (nearly identical to the new one) to any educational institute which teaches the Logic software. Just show me something to demonstrate that you fit this criteria, and the book is yours. Save a tree, Paul