Posted By: Charles | May 28th @ 11:58 AM
MSDN and TechNet have been re-skinned and re-built from the ground up to offer developers and IT Pros a better experience across the board. Much of the work that the team did was based on your feedback. MSDN/TechNet are now on the same codebase and it's more performant, more scalable, and, frankly better to look at Smiley. Oh, and search actually works as you'd expect/hope! Right on!

Great work, MSDN team!

I sat down with Al Valvano, Group Manager and Dan Ledrick, Senior Lead PM to talk about the new incarnations of our developer and IT Pro technical resources.

Enjoy.
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I use Opera to search from the address bar over msdn.com. Right click on the search box, Create Search and with most of the sites, such as live, it works. Can this be fixed in msdn? I could finally type "m CreateFile" then.
The site looks good.  I'm glad the endless stream of redirects for MSDN Subscriber Downloads has finally been fixed. Smiley

However, I am still unable to use Subscriber Downloads with Firefox.  When I select an item and click "Download," it tries to download an aspx file.  Is there any tweaking I can do, or do you guys still insist on me opening IE for this web site?
Now I'm getting what looks like a lot of Chinese characters in the library section.
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Mario be on XBOX one day.
"CHM basket" tool allowing user to add favorite articles to the basket and generate a chm file when desired.
How do I get to the "Expression" site shown in the video?

Hi DuNuNuBatman,

Could you please post the entire URL you are visiting and the browser (name, version, language) you are seeing this issue with?

Thanks!

-TSHAK

I don't seem to have that issue anymore.
Nice... So when is the search on channel9.msdn.com going to be fixed/updated?  Search for "mesh ori amiga" and you get no hits. Searching for "mesh" is old stale hits. "mesh programming" is old stale hits... Tongue Out

"mesh ori amiga" on google returns the desired link to the "Programming the Mesh" Channel 9 video first, right at the top...