Can I have Scala 2.8 reference documentation offline? [closed]

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Is there a way to have full standard Scala library documentation off-line?

UPDATE: This is not a book/tutorial/whatever recommendation request, this is a question about how (if any way at all) exactly was the official Scala documentation meant to be installed for offline usage or where exactly was the official archive located. Both the question and the accepted answer are still relevant and have nothing to do with recommendations.

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