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I was still referring to computer documentation, but admittedly not reference manuals, rather works like introductory texts which have got some sort of narrative strucuture which guides the reader.
For reference manuals, it takes a huge amount of effort to make the printed version as useful as a hypertext version, and most reference manuals don't go to that length, so I don't see a reason to print them either (as long as a there aren't licensing constraints that make printing seem favorable).
OK, I fully agree with both points. In practice the issue we are discussing here (automatic generation of documentation) is more likely to occur in the latter context.
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