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I found a rather/very old reference to Q157861. The reference mentioned an ftp site that is no longer an option. Is this documentation still available? Hunting for an struct/type answer, don't know if it is actually in the document.
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From what I can tell, that kb article was a "primer" on HOW to use MSDN and how to search for articles. So, really not much of any value anyway. And those FTP sites? They are long gone - now all such downloads - including those from MSDN are web based.
So at one time, such articles, files, and even their software library did have some ftp site ability - but they are long gone ,and you not missing anything really. And a good many of such articles are still available, and no FTP is required.