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Ah yes. The two times I had to use Microsoft documentation for something, it boiled down to: a) we've detected that your browser is set to Kazakh. Please enjoy
by anal_reactor 2y ago
Ah yes. The two times I had to use Microsoft documentation for something, it boiled down to:
a) we've detected that your browser is set to Kazakh. Please enjoy our automatic translation of technical documentation to Kazakh. You want English? Haha that's a hidden option
b) the field "WSFaddr" contains the WSF address. Its type is "string"
Because of the above, I'll never ever use Azure again
- shortrounddev2 2y agoI've always believes that MS has bad docs for azure (they can be quite good for other subjects) because they charge for support
- ano-ther 2y agoDid you solve (a)? I found the “globe” button but have to press it for every single page which gets tedious.
- anal_reactor 2y agoFind the locale string somewhere in the URL and change it to something like en_US. Alternatively, stop using Microsoft products. Tell your manager that their poor documentation incurs direct cost because instead of being productive, you spend your day clicking globe buttons.
- probstal 2y agoI also had much trouble with this. I solved it with an extension called "FFS MSDN in English"