Visual Studio 2010 can download the help to your local hard drive and load it from local server (it actually does use a local server, so search etc. works). Everything is seamless - you browse the documentation directly in VS itself. Hitting F1 with caret on a symbol will direct the searches into this local browser.
The help is to some extent integrated into the VS editor itself (for example as parameter info). ReSharper goes slightly further and displays even more info:
You can also browse the .Net code with some documentation bits in Object Browser.
Other than these, I don't know about anything - but I also don't know what features you would like. I personally think the old documentation browser present in VS <=2008 was horrible.
There are some features I would like to see which are currently not available anywhere as far as I know (for example list of implementors of an interface), but the solutions I listed are mostly all I personally need.
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Visual Studio 2010 可以将帮助下载到本地硬盘并从本地服务器加载（它实际上确实使用本地服务器，因此搜索等可以工作）。一切都是无缝的 - 您可以直接在 VS 本身中浏览文档。在符号上按 F1 并插入脱字符号会将搜索定向到此本地浏览器。
该帮助在某种程度上集成到 VS 编辑器本身中（例如作为参数信息）。 ReSharper 更进一步，显示更多信息：
您还可以浏览 .Net 代码以及 对象浏览器。
除此之外，我什么都不知道——但我也不知道你想要什么功能。我个人认为 VS <=2008 中存在的旧文档浏览器很糟糕。
据我所知，我想看看目前在任何地方都无法使用的一些功能（例如 接口的实现者列表），但我列出的解决方案大部分都是我个人需要的。
Visual Studio 2010 can download the help to your local hard drive and load it from local server (it actually does use a local server, so search etc. works). Everything is seamless - you browse the documentation directly in VS itself. Hitting F1 with caret on a symbol will direct the searches into this local browser.
The help is to some extent integrated into the VS editor itself (for example as parameter info). ReSharper goes slightly further and displays even more info:
You can also browse the .Net code with some documentation bits in Object Browser.
Other than these, I don't know about anything - but I also don't know what features you would like. I personally think the old documentation browser present in VS <=2008 was horrible.
There are some features I would like to see which are currently not available anywhere as far as I know (for example list of implementors of an interface), but the solutions I listed are mostly all I personally need.