I had occasion to view the Community Help today and it proved to be (and still is) so slow as to be unuseable.
Viewing the same page in a browser produced an instant download, as opposed to the usual one line at a time on the html version. I have found this to be the case on many occasions.
File in question : http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/first_dynamic_site_pt2.html
So if you do use the help, first find the article that you wish to view and click on the browser link at the top of the page. Could save you hours.
I also noticed that the help system now contains very little of what you could call basic content - (like using server behaviors to update and insert records in databases) and what little of it there is has been replaced by third party content that could well be considered advertising.
It also contains a lot of help for other software producers products, with a distinct lack of info for Dreamweaver.
Perhaps the team have moved things around and the old help is still available elsewhere on the site?
If so its a bad thing to do - we are not in a supermarket where moving things is a sales aid.
