F1 -> MSDN please?

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Hope this helps...

[Chris Holbrook]

In the case of F1 then a setting of use "EitherOr" or "Both" kind of settings I could see being useful

Thank you!

...get a dim bulb to light up a bit brighter

that's the story of my life!

[Cliff Nichols]

Chris,
For me, I can read the Win32.Hlp a lot easier than I can MSDN.

Maybe its just the way its worded, but PB documentation is the ONLY WAY that I even gave the "C written ONLY api definition" as to how and why to call an api function (although I had to use my own instinct of Basic<>C interpretation)

In the case of F1 then a setting of use "EitherOr" or "Both" kind of settings I could see being useful as you can read one, or the other or both and get a dim bulb to light up a bit brighter

[Chris Holbrook]

Send new feature suggestions to publisher.

Done!

[Chris Holbrook]

... I can see both sides of an argument as to why one should overcome the other

If you can see a reason to use obselete documentation, then that would be a vote for Win32.hlp.

[José Roca]

If only I could work out a way of getting F1 to search MSDN instead of WIN32.HLP. Maybe this feature could be added to the compilers by PowerBasic, Inc.

For example, compare the MSDN and Win32.hlp entries for isbadreadptr - the community comment on the MSDN entry is beyond price.

Using COM, it is easy to create an instance of Microsoft Document Explorer and display the topic, but the community comments are only available in the web, not in the Platform SDK.

[Cliff Nichols]

I can see the point but personally I understand Win32.hlp a LOT better than MSDN

Maybe its just the way its read, but I can see both sides of an argument as to why one should overcome the other

[Michael Mattias]

Send new feature suggestions to publisher.
[email protected]. Put "new feature suggestion" in subject.

It works.

[Egbert Zijlema]

I second Chris's idea. WIN32.HLP is outdated.

[Chris Holbrook]

If only I could work out a way of getting F1 to search MSDN instead of WIN32.HLP. Maybe this feature could be added to the compilers by PowerBasic, Inc.

For example, compare the MSDN and Win32.hlp entries for isbadreadptr - the community comment on the MSDN entry is beyond price.