If you want a MASM 6.0 manual, you can find it here.

[hutch--]

And you think 64 bit MASM is complicated. 

https://www.pcjs.org/pubs/pc/reference/microsoft/mspl13/masm/mpguide/

[K_F]

Or you can get it here.... 

[K_F]

It's funny to think that I've 'safe-guarded' these Masm books (V6.14) for 25+ years.
The Stiffy disks are still in their box, wrapped in re-sealed plastic - I should scan the books ;)

[hutch--]

 

I still have my MASM 6.0 and 6.11 manuals as well but I mainly used the old DOS format help files that came with them. The help files were the base of the later winhelp files that I did for the masm32 sdk. A lot of the content is useless in 32 and 64 bit but the basics of notation and macros was useful enough.

[LiaoMi]

Or you can get it here.... 

Hi K_F,

do you watch the sunset using a video camera ?!  :P

[K_F]

That's (wallpaper) looking out over the right wing at about 3000ft ;)