Recent Windows Forms Documentation Updates
Since Visual Studio 2005 was released, we've received a fair amount of feedback on the documentation. We have been able to clarify and update many help topics in response to this feedback, so please keep it coming! You can provide feedback from links directly on the topics, through Microsoft Connect, or through this blog.
To view updated documentation within the integrated Visual Studio help viewer, make sure that your Help options are set to load online content. You can do this through the Tools menu in Visual Studio by selecting Options, then navigating to the Environment | Help | Online section of the Options dialog box.
You can also view updated topics on MSDN2 at the URLs below. Each MSDN2 topic indicates which version of the product that topic is for. To ensure you are looking at the latest version of the topic, you will want to select the versions for .NET Framework 3.0 or Visual Studio Codename Orcas.
The following list shows conceptual topics that we've updated in the past several months. We've also updated reference topics as indicated on the Windows Forms Reference Updates page.
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Anonymous
April 20, 2007
PingBack from http://blogs.msdn.com/winformsue/pages/windows-forms-reference-updates.aspxAnonymous
April 23, 2007
The "shipping software 101" class at Microsoft clearly talks about how we are not doing shipping theAnonymous
April 24, 2007
Can we have some further documentation/examples on real world scenarios - how about using Northwind to show adding/deleting/inserting data that uses the errorproviders and shows you how to get around the many many pitfalls we find along the way such as why when your using typed datasets with table adapters and your calling the select do you need to worry about the nullable parameters for the insert stored procedure when your not even caring at this time about that. Also how to abandon forms and not have the error provider fire - some real world samples that go beyond 2-3 lines in the examples that are frankly not much use.Anonymous
April 25, 2007
If you are reading this blog post, it’s likely you saw Karl’s post highlighting some of the recent updates