Yes, but it is very different to the MSDN library in VS 2008.
It is an optional install and you select which libraries you want (.net, web, informs etc.) it then checks for latest versions and installs.
However, it is just a database and web server, to actually browse, you use a standard web browser. The library is automatically launched to the correct page when you press f1 from within Visual Studio
Plus, even without the benefit of not having to worry about the 'upgrade' version, it's cheaper - $842 per year vs. $945 for one year with limitations.
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Yes, but it is very different to the MSDN library in VS 2008.
It is an optional install and you select which libraries you want (.net, web, informs etc.) it then checks for latest versions and installs.
However, it is just a database and web server, to actually browse, you use a standard web browser. The library is automatically launched to the correct page when you press f1 from within Visual Studio