Retain all old content!!!

Question

Whatever is decided for the future of MSDN Online it is imperative that you keep all the existing content. I am currently trying to find some files that are referenced in MSDN articles but the download links result in "not found". This is hugely frustrating for me as a user. As an example I'm trying to find this download in this article How to Create an HTML Editor Application. I have even tried using my MSDN Subscription CD's but they also point to the files online. So anyway, please retain all existing content!

...TxDot

Answer 1

The recent retiring of the old msdn.microsoft.com (which allowed us to retire "msdn2" as a domain name) brought lots of challenges, not the least of which was pruning out a lot of old, unused content to help improve discovery of newer content. Once in a while, we discover something that should've been kept.

The good news for you is that it does look like your immediate question was answered in the wiki http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537834(VS.85).aspx 

"The HTML Editor sample can still be found in the Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2 and in the default install location,the folder location is C:\Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2\Samples\Web\ie6\htmleditor.
Hope this helps."

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Chris Slemp, Evangelist, MSDN and TechNet

Answer 2

Where can I find documentation for older DirectX interfaces now? I need documentation for DirectDraw and Direct3D 7.