With MSDN docs the older the doc the better it is. Pick something from the early days of win32 and it is a 10 page doc, very well done. Pick something they ma

With MSDN docs the older the doc the better it is. Pick something from the early days of win32 and it is a 10 page doc, very well done. Pick something they made up last month and you usually get very basic things. It has been that way for a long time. I remember the orig .NET docs were terrible to use. They have improved decently over the years. I can not prove it but I suspect the docs are only improved when a support case necessitates it.