On 5/23/05, Cameron Cole <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > There is no way Borland would even attempt to supply better .NET help. > I think the MS help is just OK, but a friend who works on Whidbey told me > they are improving the help interface. I have a handy util that maps the > command to the Delphi source so when I hit F1 it pops a google type search > in the help and optionally loads the source to the command. Nothing fancy, > but useful and easy.
Is that the util from code central or your own? > > They license microsoft's because MS does help well. > Historically, MS has done help very poorly (Borland help was good, but not > up-to-date). Well I'm floored by that. Have you checked out MSDN lately? >Anyone remember classic VB help? That thing was practically > unusable. never used vb > > I hate getting the crashes that I do, but there is no way I'd go back > > to D7 after using D2005 for so long. > I use Castilia so 2005 didn't really have anything new for me. Definatley > couldn't justify the huge upgrade price. I don't consider the upgrade price to be huge at all. Perhaps if people don't program for a living with Delphi but I know that coffee for the year costs more than the dev tools where I am. cheers, Jeremy __________________________________________________ Delphi-Talk mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi-talk
