> Marechiare wrote:
>
> Gerhard Fiedler wrote:
>> I do, too, and I agree. Most Microsoft documentation sucks;
>
> Can you prove your words, please?

Microsoft Word and Excel help files would be a prime example. Try searching 
the Excel help file for a given operation, and most of the time you get sent 
on a goose chase. Often I found the only way to find out how to do something 
was to record a macro as i did some operations, or if that didn't work, post 
a message on the Microsoft Excel news group, and typically one or more of 
the MVPs found there would have an answer. How they ever found out what to 
do I have never found out.

Then having entered the code in the VBA window, pressing F1 brings up the 
info that the help system should have found in the first place. If the 
documentation doesn't suck, the indexing into it most certainly does. 

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