I do not know but maybe you will get that help automatically if you are able to install
"Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Tools: Visual Studio 2005 Extensions".
However, I am using Windows XP, and therefore can not install the above extension, but instead I have to copy and use a reference to the dll file "Microsoft.SharePoint.dll", as described in the "Walkthrough: Creating a Basic SharePoint Web Part".
My question is how can I configure the Dynamic Help in Visual Studio 2005, so that when I for example click at the class "Microsoft.SharePoint.SPSite" in the Visual Studio Editor, then the documentation for SPSite will be accessible through a link in the Dynamic Help window of Visual Studio
How can I get "Dynamic Help" for "Microsoft.SharePoint.dll", from within Visual Studio 2005 ?
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How can I get "Dynamic Help" for "Microsoft.SharePoint.dll", from within Visual Studio 2005 ?