Personally, I nearly always use Google to look in ...
Anonymous · 2007-04-20T09:10:00
Personally, I nearly always use Google to look in MSDN. I have a firefox shortcut-keyword which lets me type: msdn sqlserver datasource (or whatever) in the URL bar and we're away.
The problem is that a bunch of useful stuff isn't under the msdn... URL but under msdn2. Who knows why in these days of URL rewriting? I don't.
Yeah, back when I did ASP.NET I always googled sit...
Jonathan Ellis · 2007-04-20T14:15:00
Yeah, back when I did ASP.NET I always googled site:msdn.com.
What they said. Microsoft search on MSDN is notor...
manuel moe g · 2007-04-20T18:15:00
What they said. Microsoft search on MSDN is notoriously bad. Use Google. Everyone else does.
Personally, I nearly always use Google to look in ...
Anonymous · 2007-04-20T09:10:00
Personally, I nearly always use Google to look in MSDN. I have a firefox shortcut-keyword which lets me type: msdn sqlserver datasource (or whatever) in the URL bar and we're away.The problem is that a bunch of useful stuff isn't under the msdn... URL but under msdn2. Who knows why in these days of URL rewriting? I don't.
Yeah, back when I did ASP.NET I always googled sit...
Jonathan Ellis · 2007-04-20T14:15:00
Yeah, back when I did ASP.NET I always googled site:msdn.com.What they said. Microsoft search on MSDN is notor...
manuel moe g · 2007-04-20T18:15:00
What they said. Microsoft search on MSDN is notoriously bad. Use Google. Everyone else does.Page 1 of 1
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