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Default to VBScript for syntax highlight?

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Noozer - 12 Mar 2006 05:38 GMT
If I do not begin my file with:

<%@ language="VBScript"%>

...I do not get the syntax highlighting in my ASP code.

The language directive can't exist anywhere except the first line of code,
meaning that I cannot just insert this at the top of each file as many are
server side includes.

How can I tell the VS2005 IDE that my code is VBScript unless I specify
otherwise?
Mikhail Arkhipov (Microsoft) - 13 Mar 2006 08:25 GMT
> If I do not begin my file with:
>
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> How can I tell the VS2005 IDE that my code is VBScript unless I specify
> otherwise?

It is a known bug in VS 2005. There is no workaround, sorry.

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