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For me it's got to be the Microsoft SQL Server Cast and Convert reference. I must love that page, I seem to visit it several times a day.

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PHP Documentation for me - clear, concise, user tips (although these are not always correct and secure - pinch of salt etc). Also good for typing directly into an address bar if you know the function name, eg php.net/in_array - straight to the function's page.

richsage
the CHM / HTML Help offline version with full-text search, a full index, and bookmarking: http://php.net/about.formats .
ax
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The YUI documentation has had a good number of views over my last few projects...a good example of a clear and concise API

Phil Jenkins
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Definitely should be http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt :)

Thiyagaraj
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It depends a lot on what I'm doing and what my toolset is. In generaly these days it is probably Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language.

T.E.D.
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From time to time, I still find that people need my services maintaining/fixing/adding new features to ASP site (VBScript) pages from time to time (yuck). The MSDN VBScript reference is usually all I need.

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