CCleaner help file included with installation package

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Why isn't BeginnersGuide.chm included in the installation package. I know it says to reduce the size of the installer but CCleaner v2.02.527 is 2,662Kb and the help file is only 57Kb so that isn't going to make much difference. I know you can download BeginnersGuide.zip seperately but I can't find the link anymore.

I write programmes and I wouldn't dream of not adding the help file to an installation package just because its a few Kb larger. If users don't have web access then they can't access any help. ;)

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Link for zip file

http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=1504

This is compiled by Twisted Metal in his own time by the way.

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Thanks for the link hazelnut, I knew I had seen it somewhere. This will be a useful link for CCleaner users that don't know that an help file exists.

Any thoughts about Piriform added an help file to the installation package? ;)

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It has been suggested before as you can imagine, it's really up to MrG the developer.

In the meantime it's great to have such a good helpfile to link to.

There is also the quicktour

http://www.CCleaner.com/help/tour/1-after-installation

and the faq's

http://www.CCleaner.com/help/faq

on the CCleaner download page.

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I agree that a help file should be included as it would negate many of the repeated over and over and over questions that pop up each week. However there seems to be a trend in recent years where more and more software titles are going to online help via a Wiki, and as TwistedMetal has done with the Beginner's Guide on his website. Just be glad he's taken the time to compile it in a downloadable form, that being the CHM file.

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However there seems to be a trend in recent years where more and more software titles are going to online help via a Wiki, and as TwistedMetal has done with the Beginner's Guide on his website.

But there really should be a link to it within CCleaner? Can't be too hard and would save us all answering some of the same questions over and over again.