As I know, F # powerpack has no official documentation. He had one option for version F # 1.9.6.x (something like that) posted in a Microsoft study (not MSDN).
You can learn its use from blog posts and books:
There are several examples on the PowerPack homepage .
Expert F # 2.0 by Don Syme et. al actually covered a lot of things in PowerPack. For instance. matrix and vector in chapter 10, some asynchronous library for network / network in chapter 13, lexing and parsing in chapter 16, as well as the theory underlying F # Linq in chapter 9.
There should also be many blog posts for F # PowerPack.
If you need to understand what is really available, you want to go to the source code, especially the .fsi files containing the prototypes of the functions.
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