Just my 0.02: True, Microsoft has always had extensive documentation. However, during the Ballmer era, there was tremendous version confusion. It was no longe

Just my 0.02: True, Microsoft has always had extensive documentation. However, during the Ballmer era, there was tremendous version confusion. It was no longer clear which version of software a lot of documentation referred to. I've noticed a huge clean-up in this regard after Satya took over. I suspect he got some very competent person to take over all the public-facing documentation, to make it more user-friendly. The result: I am willing to trust Microsoft documentation again.