Hi George,

yes, the Visual Studio 2005 still has Javascript intellisence to some
extent. But it does not provide a JavaScript editor, so the intellisence
will not apply to your JavaScript source code when you open a .js file
directly in the VS2005 IDE.

If you use the javascript code inside an asp.net/html file, the
intellisence would work as expected. :)

Thanks!

Best regards,

Gary Chang
Microsoft Community Support
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Do you mean a stand alone js file?
In that case you will get IntelliSense, e.g.:
var oDom = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.DomDocument.4.0");
oDom. => choices appear
But you won't get external objects made available by the host, e.g. the
window object in an HTML page, because these are not built in JavaScript
classes. These will only appear if you're editing code within an HTML page.