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I'm hoping this isn't another one of Microsofts ever depleating free help
things, but I had to re-install Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise on a clean
installation of Windows XP Pro. When I hit the F1 Key, (no matter what I
use it on) I get "No links are available for the current selection". So I
clicked the menu bar "Help" and "Contents", I get a blank window. So I go
to the program menu and hit "Start>Programs>Microsoft Developer Network>MSDN
Library For Visual Studio .net 2003" and it does nothing more than bring up
the CHM frame and take me to the MSN.com website (not even a proper
techinical Microsoft type site). Any ideas what's going on? I know that
Microsoft is getting rid of all their free support, and I've noticed the
content of the help files and other documentation rapidly depleating in lieu
of a greater bottom line, but this is nutz if I can't even get a decent help
file.
Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
things, but I had to re-install Visual Studio 2003 Enterprise on a clean
installation of Windows XP Pro. When I hit the F1 Key, (no matter what I
use it on) I get "No links are available for the current selection". So I
clicked the menu bar "Help" and "Contents", I get a blank window. So I go
to the program menu and hit "Start>Programs>Microsoft Developer Network>MSDN
Library For Visual Studio .net 2003" and it does nothing more than bring up
the CHM frame and take me to the MSN.com website (not even a proper
techinical Microsoft type site). Any ideas what's going on? I know that
Microsoft is getting rid of all their free support, and I've noticed the
content of the help files and other documentation rapidly depleating in lieu
of a greater bottom line, but this is nutz if I can't even get a decent help
file.
Any help on the subject would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!