>Exactly, what frosts me is when you actually have to use the "help" files ( I use that term loosely ) all the examples ( if there actually is one ) are either drag and drop stuff meant for some dude in his garage posting a family webpage or something so easy my kids can do it and does me no good. Always some simpleton one line command that looks nothing like you ever use in the real world. Thank goodness for UT and other forums.
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>I'll say this, up until Fox 9 the Fox help was far superior to VS/.NET. Some places in Fox 9 help are now getting that way too.


I really do not care for the VS 2005 help so far. It's probably all in there somewhere but finding the information you need can be like looking for a needle in a haystack. It would be nice if there were a Google-like capability that took you to the "best" hits.