For API Documentation, Sandcastle produces CHM files (help 1.0) but also HxS Files (Help 2.0). These are the ones which can be integrated into Visual Studio.
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ben2004uk
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If the MSDNAA team decide to put software on MSDNAA then everyone can access it, but the time depends on both the team and your local administrator. Mine at Hertfordshire was really good and it only took a few days.
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I would love too but haven't got any bandwidth free at the moment
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I was talking just generally, not pointing fingers
figuerres: Maybe I was a bit harsh Just recently, heard
one or two people at Uni saying its a great way to get cheap msdn subscription....but thats not its aim as your experience has shown. But I agree, great idea. -
I like the way they are now offering a single download and also offering it via a download manager - however, I haven't got 3gb of space on this PC
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Should point out that with them packs you MUST release COMMERCIAL software within two years. They are aimed for ISVs to help them get started and not home users....
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Express editions are up and can be downloaded now.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/express/future/bb421473.aspx
EDIT: Downloading and installed now, going to be at least a day to get Team Suite so might aswell get a head start and see what express is up to. -
Is it just VPC up or is the ISO up aswell?
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Yeah I thought that was a little odd when I saw the blog. Will be interesting, not sure how much will be included tho? Maybe its just VSTO which have features to demostrate.
