Photoshop CS3 . . . Is there a PDF Manual available?

I find the PS CS3 online manual a bit of a pain.
Is there a PDF one anywhere that can be downloaded?

Thank you . . . . . . . that's just what I wanted.
It took ages to download (about 20 minutes).
Is that normal or was it my broadband that was crawling?
Incidentally, is there one for Photoshop Elements 8 and Bridge CS3 and CS4?

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