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Version: the version control lets you easily identify which version of a topic (past, current, or beta) you are reading, and enables you to move to other versions of the topic easily.
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The Visual Studio 2008 MSDN Library is organized as follows:
* Visual Studio: is a complete suite of tools for building both desktop and team-based enterprise Web applications.
* Visual Studio Team System: is a platform for productive, integrated, and extensible software development life-cycle tools that helps software teams by improving communication and collaboration throughout the software development process.
* Video How Tos: show you how to complete a particular programming task. The videos correspond to the documentation in the MSDN Library, and link to the articles they are based on.
* Technical Articles: additional information from where you can learn some stuff.
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