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| Craig Roffers |
I hope I'm posting this is the right newsgroup.
I recently downloaded the latest version of the platform
SDK. The SDK shipped with the documentation in the new
Help 2.0 format. How can I get these latest versions of
the SDK documentation to override the current versions
that the VS IDE displays?
Why can you not view these files by double clicking on
them their extensions are hxt/hxi.
Thanks Craig.
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| bloodshot |
"Craig Roffers" <Click here to reveal e-mail address> wrote in message
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this..
click start, click run then type....
dexplore.exe /helpcol ms-help://ms.netframeworksdk
Where "ms.netframeworksdk" is the "ms.netframeworksdk.hxn" file. I'm brand
new to vs.net, only had it for 2 days now, hope that helps
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| Visual Studio Core Team [MS] |
Hi, Craig,
If you have multiple Help collections installed on your machine, you can use
the Combined Help Collection Manager to select which collections installed
on your machine are included in the default "Visual Studio .NET Combined
Help Collection" (VSCC). For further information, see the help topic
"Combined Help Collection Manager"
[VS .NET]
ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/vsintro7/html/vxurfTheCombinedHelpCollectionMana
ger.htm
[Web]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsintro7/ht
ml/vxurfthecombinedhelpcollectionmanager.asp
Selecting a Default Help Collection
Your active Help collection in Visual Studio .NET is indicated in the Help,
Environment, Options Dialog Box. Choose Options from the Tools menu, expand
the Environment folder, and select Help. The Preferred Collection dropdown
menu displays the Help collection currently in use.
To retain access to all of your Visual Studio Help, select the "Visual
Studio .NET Combined Help Collection" as your Preferred Collection. The
default VSCC Help collection includes all of the documentation that is
installed with your version of Visual Studio, as well as any additional Help
collections, such as Help for Visual Studio updates and add-ons that are
designed to be integrated with Visual Studio .NET.
When to Modify the Default Help Collection
If you have installed Help for different versions of Visual Studio .NET, or
Help in different languages, you might wish to modify the default VSCC Help
collection. The Combined Help Collection Manager allows you to select which
Help collections are included in the default VSCC collection, and which are
excluded from it.
Excluding installed Help collections from the VSCC can have both beneficial
and unexpected consequences. You can reduce the number of duplicate topics
found in the Help Index and Search lists in this way, but you can also
remove entire content areas from your Help Table of Contents.
Take care that you do not block your access to documentation that you requir
e. Instead of modifying the default VSCC collection or selecting a
non-default Preferred Collection, consider using filters to focus searches
on Help topics related to your needs. For more information, see
"Customizing Dynamic Help"
[VS .NET]
ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/vsintro7/html/vxtskcustomizingdynamichelpwindows
..htm
[Web]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vsintro7/ht
ml/vxtskcustomizingdynamichelpwindows.asp
and "Using Existing Filters"
[VS .NET]
ms-help://MS.VSCC/MS.MSDNVS/dnhelp/html/vstskusingexistingfilters.htm
If you modify or restore the default VSCC Help collection using the Combined
Help Collection Manager, you will be asked to close all instances of Visual
Studio .NET and Microsoft Document Explorer, and then restart one of these
programs.
Hope this is helpful.
Hank Davis, VS Core UE
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| "bloodshot" <Click here to reveal e-mail address> wrote in message
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| I don't know how to get the files into library, but you can
| open them like this..
| click start, click run then type....
| dexplore.exe /helpcol ms-help://ms.netframeworksdk
| Where "ms.netframeworksdk" is the "ms.netframeworksdk.hxn" file. I'm
| brand new to vs.net, only had it for 2 days now, hope that helps
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| "Craig Roffers" <Click here to reveal e-mail address> wrote in message
news:ab6e01c25070$67819520$3bef2ecf@TKMSFTNGXA10...
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| I hope I'm posting this is the right newsgroup.
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| I recently downloaded the latest version of the platform
| SDK. The SDK shipped with the documentation in the new
| Help 2.0 format. How can I get these latest versions of
| the SDK documentation to override the current versions
| that the VS IDE displays?
| Why can you not view these files by double clicking on
| them their extensions are hxt/hxi.
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| Thanks Craig.
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