When the Lightweight view of the MSDN Library was first released, there wasn’t a version selector as there was in classic view .   The MSDN Library Experience team recently released a new version selector in the Lightweight view of the MSDN Library. The current version of the topic is listed in...

If you’ve used the Help content in the MSDN Library using Lightweight view, you’re probably familiar with the tabbed code block interface. These tabbed code blocks enable you to easily switch between code examples in various programming languages by clicking on the appropriate tab. We got feedback from...

If you’ve installed the Visual Studio 2010 help content locally on your computer, you may have noticed that there is no Index. Visual Studio 2010 Help is a browser-based Help system that enables you to navigate to the help content through the table of contents and search. However, the Help Experience...

Have you visited the MSDN Library lately? There’s a new default view applied to the Library content that is known as the “Lightweight view.” This is a slimmed down view that has the following features: Flattened Table of Contents . Instead of having several levels of expansion with the + symbol, it now...

I interviewed Mark D’Urso, a Senior Development Lead on the Library Experience team, about the new views available in the MSDN Library: Lightweight view ScriptFree view Classic view Watch the video: New MSDN Library Views --Kathleen