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Microsoft Help 2

Microsoft Help 2.x is a proprietary format for online help files, developed by Microsoft and first released in 2001 as a help system for Visual Studio .NET (2002) and MSDN Library.

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Developer
Microsoft
Operating system
Microsoft Windows
Predecessor
Microsoft Compiled HTML Help
Successor
Microsoft Help Viewer
Type
Help system

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Microsoft Help 2

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples44
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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Microsoft Help 2

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related to history · 21
Microsoft Help 2 → April, August, Borland, Builder, December, Documentation, Help, Help Integration Wizard, January, March, Microsoft, Microsoft Document Explorer, Microsoft Help, Microsoft Help System, MS Help, Office, The Office, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Help, WinWriters
related to File format · 14
Microsoft Help 2 → An, CHM, HTML, HxA, HxC, HxF, HxK, HxS, HxT, Index, ITOLITLS, Microsoft Help, NamedURL, Specifics
Developer · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Microsoft
Operating system · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Microsoft Windows
Predecessor · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Microsoft Compiled HTML Help
Successor · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Microsoft Help Viewer
Type · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Help system
related to External links · 1
Microsoft Help 2 → Microsoft Help

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help microsoft visual studio format viewer 2007 2010 files system office tool 2002 file compiled html hxs released used 2003

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Microsoft Help 2DeveloperMicrosoft1.00infobox
Microsoft Help 2Operating systemMicrosoft Windows1.00infobox
Microsoft Help 2PredecessorMicrosoft Compiled HTML Help1.00infobox
Microsoft Help 2SuccessorMicrosoft Help Viewer1.00infobox
Microsoft Help 2TypeHelp system1.00infobox
H2Viewerinstance ofand there are several third-party viewers available0.80text
Help Explorer Viewer.Visual Studio 2010 uses a new help engineinstance ofand there are several third-party viewers available0.80text
Microsoft Help Viewerinstance ofand there are several third-party viewers available0.80text
Microsoft Help 2related to External linksMicrosoft Help0.60section
Microsoft Help 2related to File formatMicrosoft Help0.60section
Microsoft Help 2related to File formatHxS0.60section
Microsoft Help 2related to File formatHTML0.60section

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