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Much as I (a paper aficianado) hate to admit it, I think where possible, the
main documentation should be a part of the product. That is, either 1 or 3.
It's the trend of the future because that's the way most users prefer it.
(You can't lose the on-line dox, nor do you have to find space for them on
your (all too cluttered) desk and fret that they'll wander off and lose
their way home.) It's a shame. I prefer writing paper dox.
