I wonder if OP is still around...
LOL! Yep. All good.
Actually, while I desire a paper ASLRB3, years ago I scanned in the ASLRB text and wrote an app that converts paragraphs to bold and searched the text and hyperlinked everything. As a software engineer I challenged myself that, with just text only, could I "find" paragraph starts, rule numbers, pick out the examples and make smaller fonts, etc., and create an HTML eASLRB that is all hypertext'd and searchable. It worked about 98% as I did have to hand fix a few things. Then there was Chapter F. Do I italicize the paragraph headers or bold them? The ASLRB changed standards on me. Humph!
So I have my own eASLRB, albeit no pictures, just text and some tables, but fully searchable and you can click on any keyword or rule# in any of the text anywhere.
However, over the years I've found myself using the paper version more and more. I don't really use my eASLRB much and I keep one of my binder ASLRBs near my computer and use that for reference most often. The reason? I know on page X on the bottom left corner was the rule I'm looking for, I just need to recall a specific detail. So it is faster for me to use a paper rulebook than the eASLRB. That said, my iPad is a great carry-around reference for all the rules, scenarios, articles, boards, etc. Wherever I'm at I can look up something if I get the hunch.
In the end, I really, really, dislike errata and would continue to buy ASLRBs [every three years!?] and/or pay for update pages [every year!?]
It is amazing how many folks have created various eASLRBs, tho. I saw one with pictures and it looked really nice. Mine is just text.