Shachar Shemesh a écrit : > > Paul Millar wrote: > > >BTW, has MS taken down their API reference from the MSDN website? I was > >looking for the Win32 API reference on the MSDN web-site (to try and fix > >the regression tests), but I couldn't find them. As far as I can remember, > >it was available from MSDN Home --> MSDN Library --> Windows Development > >--> Win32 API ... but there's only a sample chapter from a book there now. > > > >Cheers, > > > > > > > It's still there, just spread out a lot. > > Depends on what you are looking for. Usually, what I would do is type in > the "search" area the name of the function, and then click on the link > (careful not to click where the URL has something along the lines of > "ceui", because that's windows CE). From there, everything is cross > referenced, and you can click the "up".
Doh! Mails crossed each other. Almost the same wording though... > > The paths to other functions have become much much much much much less > convinent, but I believe the same has also happened to the latest MSDNs > on CD - they are horrible user interface, to the point where you would > usually rather use the online site (or an old MSDN CD). It's really > interesting how MS's UI is deteriorating as time goes on (with the sole > exception of Win 3.11->Win95). I have had to spend one day with Windows > XP (install a friend's computer), and spent the entire time cursing > about the UI. I tried a few times to get to the Win32 API through the menus on the left. Sometimes I would get there, sometimes not. So I gave up, and now use the search method. Never used an MSDN CD, but your comment doesn't make me want to use one. > > Shachar Vincent
