Ok, is it just me or...?

0) You're stupid.

1) MSDN sucks, so that makes you stupid twice - first, because you're using MSDN, and second, because you don't understand what they've written (what little help they provide is written in clear English).

There is no issue in MSDN. Better you start to read from home page. :)

I've never had any trouble understanding MSDN content. I'm no genius so draw your own conclusion...

My gosh, there are some stern comments here!
I have to sympathise - I'm not a great fan of MSDN. Usually I find it quicker to Google what I want to know. MSDN is more useful when you already know what you are looking for and need confirmation of parameter types/valid input values, possible return codes etc.